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Investments in power grids are attractive for Italian power utility Enel and other groups that distribute electricity because, once approved by the authorities, they guarantee predictable returns, chairman Paolo Scaroni said on Friday. "The investments in grids are capital expenditures that both Enel, (Italy's power grid operator) Terna and electricity companies are happy to make because - once authorised - they enter the regulated asset base (RAB) and are partly funded by power bills," Scaroni said speaking at a business conference in Trento. The top executive also said nuclear power would be key to meeting decarbonisation targets set globally for 2050, adding that Italy would need more than 20 nuclear power plants should it include atomic power in its energy mix.