Suitable areas, the law's failure: "The urban planning framework is weak."
The Council, however, leaves open some possibilities against the assault
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Sardinia is more defenseless than ever after the Constitutional Court's ruling 184, which rejected parts of regional law 20 on suitable areas.
According to the Constitutional Court, restrictions on renewable energy plants violate national and European principles on energy transition. However, the Region's primary jurisdiction over urban planning, as enshrined in the Special Statute, remains intact.
Meanwhile, the Pratobello24 proposal, supported by 211,000 signatures, remains stalled in the Regional Council. For the opposition and the committees, it is the last defense against what they call an "assault" on the territory.
The full article by Lorenzo Piras in L'Unione Sarda, available on newsstands and the App today.
![Impianti di produzione di energia rinnovabile](https://immagini.unionesarda.it/version/c:ZDAzOTMwN2UtNDJkMC00:OWM3ZjBlY2EtMGUyZi00/image.webp?f=3%3A2&q=0.75&w=3840 "Eligible areas, the Region: "The law remains in place." The committees: "The lesson has not been learned."")
![L'interno di un carcere (Ansa)](https://immagini.unionesarda.it/version/c:YTdjNWI4YjMtMDE0ZC00:YjA5Njc5ZWMtZWQxMS00/image.webp?f=3%3A2&q=0.75&w=3840 "The Region's warning: "In Uta, Bancali, and Badu 'e Carros, only prisoners under the 41-bis regime are inmates."")
