«Obtaining from the National Government the convocation of the Control Room, foreseen by the 2011 Green Chemistry Protocol, as required by law, is the first step that the Region will take. We will also have a meeting with Eni to start a discussion on all the industrial issues affecting the area, and we will continue to engage with the unions to maintain a constant dialogue." This was said by the regional councilor for Industry, Emanuele Cani, at the end of the discussion with the CGIL, CISL and UIL confederals - Massimiliano Muretti, Pier Luigi Ledda and Marco Foddai - and the trade unions at the regional headquarters in via Roma, in Sassari.
On the occasion of his stop in the north-west, the representative of the Todde council visited the Fiume Santo thermoelectric power plant where the 2022 Fiume Santo Energy Park project was illustrated, which includes 1 million euros of investments to give a vital future to the EP site after the phase out from coal expected in 2028. On the procedure for the reconveyance of abandoned areas owned by Eni, the regional councilor speaks in favour: «Legitimate action - he says - necessary to return those areas to the industrial Consortium to favor other undertakings for the good of the territory and the Island". It is therefore urgent for the unions to define, in relation to the national government, the issuing of a Prime Ministerial Decree or a higher law, which clarifies the issue of the methane regasifier, which guarantees the construction of the methane pipeline infrastructure, also in relation to the development of hydrogen production and distribution technologies, in line with what has been defined by the national government itself, with Austria and Germany, in relation to the development project of the SoutH2 Corridor. The unions also requested and suggested the in-depth analysis of the Master - Plan, presented by the Provincial Industrial Consortium, relating to the development of new industrial activities.
For the council member Todde, there was no lack of discussion with the mayor Massimo Mulas who reiterated that only through the reorganization of the rear port areas, currently in the hands of third parties, will it be possible to develop strategies to make them as productive as in the past. Therefore, the support of the Region is fundamental. During the meeting, which was also attended by the Democratic Party deputy Silvio Lai, the need was underlined for the Region to take the lead in a process aimed at protecting the interests of the North West of the Island where for some time now adopting the sharing method. At the end Cani met the liquidator of the former Zir Giannetto Satta to talk about the critical issues of the Predda Niedda commercial area.