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Enel, Leonardo, Ansaldo Energia team up on nuclear power research

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Posted on May 14, 2025

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· Last updated: January 23, 2026

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Enel, Leonardo, Ansaldo Energia team up on nuclear power research

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MILAN (Reuters) -Italian power group Enel, defence company Leonardo and Ansaldo Energia said on Wednesday they had set up Nuclitalia, a company focused on studying new-generation nuclear technologies.

Enel, Leonardo, and Ansaldo Energia Join Forces for Nuclear Research

Enel will hold a 51% stake in the new company, with Ansaldo Energia owning 39% and Leonardo 10%.

(Reporting by Francesca Landini, editing by Gavin Jones)

Key Takeaways

Enel, Leonardo, and Ansaldo Energia form Nuclitalia.
Nuclitalia focuses on new-generation nuclear technologies.
Enel holds a 51% stake in Nuclitalia.
Ansaldo Energia owns 39% of the new company.
Leonardo holds a 10% stake in Nuclitalia.

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What is the main topic?

The main topic is the collaboration between Enel, Leonardo, and Ansaldo Energia to form Nuclitalia for nuclear power research.

Who holds the majority stake in Nuclitalia?

Enel holds the majority stake in Nuclitalia with 51%.

What is the focus of Nuclitalia?

Nuclitalia focuses on studying new-generation nuclear technologies.

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