Condividiamo l'intervista di Agostino Re Rebaudengo, Presidente Elettricità Futura, pubblicata su Gas Outlook nell'articolo di Beatrice Bedeschi:
Some 10 GW of new renewable capacity should be installed by the end of 2023 to meet 2030 targets, however only 1.6 GW have been added in the first four months of this year, the association’s president Agostino Re Rebaudengo told Gas Outlook.
The organisation has set a target of 84% renewables in the power mix by 2030, which would require 85 GW of new renewable capacity and 80 GWh of grid-scale storage systems.
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the renewables sector continues to face hurdles including long permitting timeframes — six years on average — to obtain all necessary permitting amid a lack of staffing and resources at the relevant departments of local, regional and national authorities responsible for processing applications, Re Rebaudengo said.
The tendency to “delay decisions beyond one’s mandate” — known as ‘not in my term of office’ (NIMTOO) as well as the not-in-my-backyard (NIMBY) — syndrome both contribute to the current stalemate, he said.
Against that backdrop, Elettricità Futura is lobbying for the transition to a new, centralised permitting system for new capacity.
It is also pushing for a review of grid connection rules for new installations, with many projects applying for connection ending up not being developed, thus ‘artificially “saturating” the grid, he said.
L'intervista completa pubblicata su Gas Outlook
