Today the drafts of the two decrees will be presented to the Regions by the Ministries
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himFifth energy cone e renewable electricity. They will be pthe draft decrees submitted to the Regions today. And not many favorable opinions are expected. From now on, even the Regions will be able to present their changes on the draft.
And the next step will be there Unified Conference scheduled for next May 10th. Meanwhile this morning the associations gathered in the "States General of renewables and energy efficiency"Have provided the relevant Regions and Ministries with the document illustrating the critical points of the two decrees.
The associations, after the total closure by the government to any changes that took into account their point of view, decided to contact to the representatives of the Regions to which the Ministries will present the texts of the decrees today.
Le Regions, therefore, they will be able to say the last word on the fifth energy account, even if peace is certainly not expected on the issue. “We were mere spectators. We read the decrees in the press and on internet sites, like everyone else, ”she told What energy Annarita Bramerini, Councilor for the Environment of the Tuscany Region. Also the Regional Councilor for Productive Activities of Emilia Romagna, Gian Carlo Muzzarelli, went down hard underlining the fact that these decrees, without further changes could have negative repercussions on the local industry: "We will try to dismantle the decrees for the parts that do not work", said Muzzarelli, who pointed the finger at failure to renew the bonus for the replacement of asbestos roofing.
Alessandro Cremonesi, President of IFI Committee, a few days ago he had hoped for new changes to the text of the decree, which could, in his opinion, reduce the number of jobs connected to the sector: "We sincerely hope that from today's meeting the Government will show openness and willingness to review some parts of the text of the V Conto Energia decree elaborated; without a profound reconsideration and listening to the positions of the sector associations, the Government would place a serious mortgage on the business continuity of tens of miles of companies “.
The changes, everyone wants them. But will they really be there?
Francesca Mancuso
