The scenario of Teha Group envisages up to 20 modular small reactors (Smr) by 2035 and 2050, for a capacity of 6.8 GW. The estimated demand is 50-60 thousand people to be trained, with some professional training needed ten years before the plant's entry into operation. The cost is around 5 billion euros for the entire Italian economy, including indirect effects on suppliers and those induced by the income generated from the taxes paid.

The scenario hypothesizes the installation of a maximum of 20 modular small reactors (Smr) in Italy between 2035 and 2050. With a total capacity of 6.8 gigawatts, the plants could cover about 10% of national electricity demand in half a century. The domestic demand could help SMEs to qualify as suppliers and consolidate skills that are also available in international projects.

The training calendar precedes the plant's development. The only development of Smr in Italy can activate significant market dimensions for our sector, but the opportunity is even greater if we look at the Italian companies' ability to position themselves in the international nuclear market.