Italy links from IAEA
* Italian Agency for New Technology Energy and the Environment(ENEA)
* Italian Agency for Environmental Protection (ANPA)
* ENEA/CRE
* CNR
* National Institute for Research in Nuclear and Subnuclear Physics
* Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP)
* European Centre for Theoretical Studies in Nuclear Physics and Related Areas
* Elettra Synchrotron Light Source
* Frascati National Laboratory (LNF)
* Ministry for University based Science and Technology
* International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
* International School for Advanced Studies
* Department of Electrical and Automation Research
March 8, 2008
* Let Italy deal with its own N-waste, says Utah agency
January 23, 2008
This is from front page of today's Corriere Della Sera of Milan, Italy.
October 17, 2005
* Slovak - Mochovce 3 and 4 finance commitment in Enel takeover bid
November 27, 2003
Spain or Italy may be site of a new EPR reactor
A deal between Spanish investors and a German utility (perhaps EnBW -- Energie Baden-Wuerttemberg AG) is being discussed to construct an advanced European PWR in Spain. Italian investers may also get involved, and Italy may end up being the site of the new plant. The buzz about such a deal was enhanced when Italy's parliament decided it would be legal for ENEL to invest in a plant built in another nation which could supply electricity to Italy.
[Ref: Mark Hibbs (Platts-Bonn), "EDF presses German utilities to join French EPR project", Nucleonics Week,Êv44 n48, November 27, 2003,Êp. 1]
August 15, 2003
Cernavoda-2, part owned by Ansaldo) will raise nuclear share to 20% of Romania's electricity
In 2007, the completion of Cernavoda Unit 2 will raise the contribution of nuclear power to the National Power System to 20 per cent up from the current 10 per cent. AECL (of Canada) and Ansaldo (of Italy) have invested 700m dollars in the project. Unit 2 is expected to produce electricity for 12 dollars per MWh, the same price as Unit 1, with the delivery price to Electrica is expected to stand at 26.5 dollars per MWh. A third unit may also be built. [Source: Rompres news agency, Bucharest, "Romania: Nuclear Power To Cover 20 Per Cent Of Country's Energy Needs", August 15, 2003 0958 gmt (Copyright 2003 BBC Monitoring)]
* Italy 1998
1986
Mean individual dose to
Italians from Chernobyl accident (over 50-year period) is projected to be
500 microSieverts. The collective dose to
Italians over the same period is projected to be
28,600 person-Sieverts. The projections take into account inhalation from the passing cloud, ingestion through the food chain, and external irradiation from deposited radioactivity, and are based on the MESOS dispersion model developed by Helen ApSimon of Imperial College, as applied by W. Nixon, of the Safety and Reliability Directorate of the U.K. Atomic Energy Authority. [Ref: Nuclear News, "Chernobyl doses across the continent", January 1987, p. 62]
[Source: Nuclear Energy Agency (2000), as presented by THE ECONOMIC FUTURE OF NUCLEAR POWER: A Study Conducted at The University of Chicago, August 2004, p. 2-5]