Four requests, many shovels. In April alone, four procedures opened before the Pniec-Pnrr special commission of the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security for the issue of permits for the construction of wind farms. Other wind towers, hundreds of meters high, which various companies want to install from north to south of the island. With environmental impact assessments that add up to the dozens already in progress concerning the land and sea of Sardinia.

The last file of documents – not yet available for consultation – was filed on 14 April. The signature is from Asja Serra Srl, which wants to build a plant "with a power of 55.8 megawatts, with related connection works, located in the Municipalities of Sardara, Villanovaforru, Sanluri and Lunamatrona".

The thought of the mayor of Villanovaforru, Maurizio Onnis, is laconic but effective: "There is no need for comment." Contrary, then.

On the other hand, there are twenty-one wind turbines that he plans to install the Sardaeolica, the "renewable" branch of Saras, between Esterzili and Escalaplano: in this case as well, the cards have not yet been made public. The process was started on April 11th.

Not just wind. A few days earlier, the request for a "project for a photovoltaic plant with a power of 33.81 MW, with connection works, in the Municipalities of Pauli Arbarei, Lunamatrona, Villamar and Sanluri" also arrived. Sign the Lightsource Renewable Energy Italy spv 16 Srl.

Island name, Edpor Sardegna Srl, but based in Milan, for the company that wants to build a wind farm between Nulvi and Tergu and call it Mattesuia.

Siliqua Srl, on the other hand, is the name of the legal entity that aims to build the "Siliqua Wind", made up of 8 generators "in Tanca Romita - SP 88 - SS 136 for Museums in the Municipalities of Siliqua and Museums". Height of the towers: 210 meters. And April is just halfway through.

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