A "slap" to Sardinia, an unprecedented abuse of Sardinian autonomy. The new text of the Implementation Decree of the "Suitable Areas" drawn up by the Government not only aggravates the wind and photovoltaic invasion plan of the Island, but sets limits that aim to erase the "Government of the Territory" by the Region forever.
Hostile act
The proposed measure, arriving on the table of the Unified Conference, is an act not only hostile towards Sardinia, but in many ways it seems written to attack the island if you look, for example, at the provisions envisaged for the archaeological protection of civilization nuragic. The government text, almost eight hundred days late, will now be examined by the Unified Conference in which the Regions are expected to express the Agreement.
Succumb to the invasion
It is all too clear that, if the Sardinian Region gives the green light to that measure, for Sardinia it will mean succumbing to the invasion of lobbies and fixers of the sun and the wind, without the slightest possibility of reaction, given that in that Decree there are provisions provisions that clearly violate the power of the Sardinian Region in territorial planning. Sardinia must receive the first significant "slap" in the allocation table of megawatts of renewables to be produced by 2030.
The deception of numbers
The numbers assigned to the Island were already exorbitant and far-fetched in the first draft of the Decree, now they have even been increased from 6,023 megawatts to 6,246 in the new draft. The Sardinian Region, which headed the competent Commission of the Conference of Regions, not only failed to impose a distribution proportional to consumption needs, but even suffered an increase in production power.
Gift to the "Specials"
Coincidentally, those who "gain" from this increase "reserved" for Sardinia and other Regions are the Autonomous Provinces of Trento and Bolzano and the Valle d'Aosta Region, the same one that is building wind farms on Sardinian land through its own regional companies. The assignment of 6,246 megawatts to Sardinia contrasts with all the inspiring principles of the same community directives, both with regard to the principle of "proximity", production where it is consumed, but also with respect to the proportionality parameter linked to consumption. It is simply inexplicable that Sardinia should produce almost as much renewable energy as Lombardy, with the substantial difference that more than ten million inhabitants live in that region while in our country just one million and 650 thousand.
