Italy's current government is contemplating a shift in its long-standing anti-nuclear policy, spurred by growing energy demands and the need for self-reliance amidst geopolitical uncertainties. Public sentiment has been traditionally against nuclear energy, as seen in two major referendums following the Chernobyl and Fukushima disasters. However, there is a growing recognition of the importance of diversifying energy sources, with discussions emerging around nuclear technology despite fears concerning construction standards and safety. Commentators suggest that while nuclear could be part of the solution, solar panel installations coupled with battery storage present a quicker, safer alternative that Italy should explore alongside nuclear initiatives. The shifting energy landscape indicates a potential opportunity for nuclear as an affordable energy source, comparable to renewable technologies, especially in the context of diminishing reliance on energy imports from neighboring countries like France. Italy's move, if pursued, could significantly lower electricity costs and bolster energy independence.