If it were not a draft of the decree written on the headed paper of Palazzo Chigi, complete with the announced signature of the banker of Europe who became President of the Council, one could think of a joke. In one of the paragraphs of the device of the new text on the energy decree for Sardinia, sent by the Minister of Ecological Transition to the Region, the lords of Rome had the audacity to write: "allow a greater number of approaches for the purpose of loading the LNG on barges for the virtual connection ». These two expressions, barge and virtual connection, would be enough to understand everything and send it back to the sender complete with a sound rejection. The energy future of the island, the only true island region in the Mediterranean, together with Corsica, will be entrusted to "barges" and connections that are not there. viale Trento in Cagliari is a succession of real subterfuges to "impose" a plan written in the secret rooms of the energy lobbies.
Transition & Sardinia
The spirit that animates it is clear: Italy must meet the CO2 emissions reductions within the time limits established by the last climate conference in Paris. To achieve that objective, proportional reductions should be imposed on each territory, distributed throughout the boot, capable of amortising the initial negative effects on the economy. However, offering sacrifices to everyone is obviously not convenient. Why doesn't the government try to tell Lombardy, Veneto, Piedmont, Campania or Lazio to renounce the power plants that feed the productive development of those regions?
Green propaganda
The thesis of green Sardinia, promoted far and wide, is actually nothing more than a devious plan to unload all the weight, or a large part, of the Italian ecological transition on the island. If there are sacrifices to be made, the decree prepared by the government basically says, they must be concentrated in Sardinia. After all, it is written in the back thought, Sardinians are few, far away and isolated. It is for this reason that the Minister of Ecological Transition is "struggling" in every way to get Mario Draghi to sign that "commissioner-occupation" of Sardinia. All over Italy coal plants are converting them, almost all of them, to gas. In Sardinia, the only Region, no. Here they turn them off, as if there was no tomorrow. No conversion. Suddenly they make the two coal plants disappear, by 2025, that of Portovesme and that of Porto Torres, canceling 1,500 megawatts of energy that feed most of Sardinia, abundantly three-quarters of the island. It is all too evident that the cancellation of 1,500 megawatts of electricity production only serves Italy and not Sardinia. Those closures are used by the government to guarantee all the other power plants scattered throughout the rest of the country.
