The hourglass of time marks the rhythm like the tempestuous rolling of an annoyed drum. Every day that passes in this land in the middle of the sea, the " tsunami" risk becomes more and more imminent, that of the rotating steel forests that loom like an announced disaster on the ridges of the island. For days, since the regional council announced a bill to stop the wind and photovoltaic onslaught, a race against time has started.
Countdown
The agendas of multinationals have inexorably started the countdown. From Barcelona to Copenhagen, from New York to Beijing, everywhere the most insidious cynicism has arisen, that of authorizations that must be obtained at all costs, even if only to claim billions in damages from anyone who "unduly" stands in the way of their projects. The 18 months that the regional council has taken its toll on the whole of Sardinia. Up until now, the "profiteers" of the Sardinian wind and sun have taken their time and it is certain that for a few days now the slot machine accounts for the workers. billion-dollar incentives accompanied that of the timing linked to the authorization procedures. There was a tacit agreement between the offices in Rome and Cagliari, those responsible for issuing authorizations and permits, and the "lords of the wind" not to demand strict compliance with the prescribed times. in the rules on transparency or procedural acceleration marked by the Pnrr. No one so far, except in rare cases, has used stamped paper to solicit obligations, deadlines and peremptory deadlines.
Avalanche of stresses
It is certain, however, that since the announcement of the Regional Council, an avalanche of requests is ready, all aimed at respecting the deadlines, to approve that mountain of projects based on the procedures established by the regulations in force. From an optional acceptance of delays we will quickly move on to the peremptory request for approval of the projects, with a massive apostille that will point to possible tax liabilities in the event of failure to approve. If before we could wait, now multinationals and satellite companies want to seize the 18-month window offered by the bill of the Sardinian regional council to bring home, and make the most of in any way, the approval of the invasion plans .
