Let no one say that Joseph Robinette Biden and Xi Jinping, the former President of the United States of America, the latter General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party and undisputed Leader of the People's Republic of China, do not get along. On wind and photovoltaic speculation in Sardinia, for example, they have a common objective: to invade the island with blows of wind turbines and infinite expanses of silicon panels.
China & USA
The "occupation" plan is structured: on the one hand the Chinese operational "arm" directly linked to the Party-State, the multinational Chint , on the other the most powerful of the "Stars and Stripes" investment banks, JP Morgan . A competition that is at a distance for now, but which could soon cross paths on the roads of the island. Of course, America's bankers started well in advance and planted flags on land and at sea, covering all the knowledge of renewables, from the sun to the wind, planning an impressive descent thanks to international political "coverage" and "good offices" of the Palaces of Rome, always sensitive to the charm of American business in the Bel Paese.
The Chinese "coup".
The Chinese, on the other hand, have just landed, but they did so with the impetus of those who do not tread lightly. The exclusive publication by our newspaper of the documents on the purchase by the Chinese company "Chint" of a thousand hectare photovoltaic project, to devastate the Piana della Nurra, in the agricultural hamlets of Sassari, with silicon mirrors, revealed an effective shot scored by the "mandarins of the sun" in Sardinia. An operation capable of exceeding, by a lot, the entire solar investment of the Americans in the agricultural lands of the island.
Record on Nurra
Those thousand hectares that the Chinese bought from the Spanish "Enersid" mark an unprecedented record in Sardinia, in Italy and also in Europe. Contracts and notarial deeds that reveal how the Chinese had already, through the Spanish company, had Sardinia in their sights for some time. In order to get their hands on that plain on the outskirts of Sassari, they couldn't even wait for the outcome of the environmental impact assessment by the Ministry of the Environment. They bought and that's it, albeit with some safeguard rules, awaiting possible approval which they have however, with quite a bit of optimism, set for December 2025.
