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Nuke government and error:"

The government has decided to take a pause for reflection on the plan to build nuclear power plants in Italy. This is a misstep. Reflections on nuclear power we have had too many already. The price we pay for years of abandonment of the atom in our bills. People always talk about public debt, and yesterday the OECD has reminded us of our pension liabilities, but if there is a boulder that pulls the brake on our economic growth, this is called dependence on fossil fuels. The first mistake of the government is, so to say, formal. What is the rationale for which the incident in Japan should have consequences for Italy? Is there anyone among those who govern us, that today more than ever, we have noticed that nuclear energy is not without risks? Japan probably served to remind the world that human artifacts are sometimes dangerous? I can not quite understand what the government should reflect.

Certainly not the need to diversify our sources of supply. And let alone the fact that the technologies to be adopted in Italy are generating involved far more secure than in Japan. If there is a unique advantage that we put to the rest of the world nuclearized, is that on our territory there are plants and there will never be an old concept. A Liberal government does not adopt plans for centralized industrial policy, but merely provide the conditions for industry to prosper. Nuclear power remains a good opportunity. And the government has said and written this in every way. The fear is that, to paraphrase Huygens, Italy has become full of "theologians" who act as' pigs': 'when you pull the tail by one, all cry. " In short, the thought storage.

And the government lacks the courage to go against. A second fatal mistake, obviously connected to the first, about our energy future. The oil and its relatives, both for the increased demand in emerging countries, both for the reduction in reserves at a good price, are intended to be costly. Renewable sources, for now, they are expensive Issime. Some may forget that the incentives provided by Italy will cost over the next 20 years, 90 billion euro. And are all the Italians pay their utility bills. The Germans pay for the renewable only an extra above the cost of a kilowatt in Russia. Well, let's brief. It is unthinkable to believe that this government is radically changing its energy policy. If so, it would be a disaster to Pecoraro Scanio, so to speak. If it is a way to pass the night, the risk of losing more time on the nuclear program is still too high.

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