All in a few days, in April. Two agrivoltaic projects in Sassari and a wind farm in Ogliastra authorized by the Ministry because the regional law on unsuitable areas is considered "illegitimate" and therefore inapplicable.

Another agrivoltaic plant, again in northern Sardinia, rejected (also) because the Region has passed its own law on the management of renewables . Another maxi plan for wind power, in Villanovafranca, not authorized by virtue of a series of negative opinions that, between the lines, also refer to the same law . And more wind turbines, this time in Truncu Reale (Sassari), which have crashed with a negative decree in which the Sardinian law is not even mentioned.

There is great confusion under the sky where the sun shines and the wind blows that large and small companies want to exploit to make a profit in Sardinia.

The provisions issued by the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security were six in just ten days, between April 2 and 11. They are the decisions adopted on requests for environmental assessments presented for the construction of plants for the production of renewable energy on the Island, which include dozens and dozens of hectares of panels and wind towers hundreds of meters high.

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