The ill parade touched her five days before the showdown. When the lords of the wind, descended on Sardinia from the “Alp Grüm”, in almost Italian Switzerland, two stone's throw away from St. Moritz, leaf through the papers of the opposition to the wind climb in the Sardinian sea, they immediately understand that a storm is blowing on those blades. Someone in the palaces of Rome had guaranteed him red carpets and windy seas, billionaire incentives and quick permits. That's not exactly how it went, at least for the moment. Those under-the-table commitments picked up in some complacent Roman parlor have turned out to be a mere and pious illusion. The deeds signed and deposited in recent days in the rooms of the Port Authority of Cagliari have opened up a horizon as unexpected as it is straightforward: those skyscrapers in the middle of the Sardinian sea will not have comfortable floating, on the contrary, far from it.
Skip the "first"
The conference of services, the one to decide the concession of a body of water equal to nine thousand (9,000) football fields in the salt waters in front of the forbidden peninsula of the Teulada polygon, had been planned with all the honors of an event. The appointment in the nautical license room of the Cagliari Harbor Master's Office had date and time: 9.30 am today 18 July. The occasion was equal to a "first" of the Scala, complete with guests for the first and second rows. All precept to decide whether or not to grant the lords of the wind those immense water spaces on the south west coast of the island. A sort of "forerunner" procedure which would be followed by those for the other 8 projects presented between the Gulf of Angels and the islands of Sant'Antioco and San Pietro, with an offshoot towards Porto Flavia and the Pan di Zucchero di Masua. Similar procedure also for the Olbia and Porto Torres Harbor Offices. It didn't go well. On July 13, the Repower lords used the IT channels to retreat: "Given the opinions expressed, given the contributions, we ask you to suspend the state concession procedures for the stretch of water in front of the southern coast of Sardinia".












