Coincidences are cursed for bad thoughts. The decree that effectively cancels the Autonomous Region of Sardinia to transform it into an "energy colony" of the Italian state crosses the threshold of Palazzo Chigi in the crucial week for the American advent on the sea of Sant'Efisio, in the Gulf of Angels. All coincidences, until proven otherwise. Certainly, however, those overlapping dates are a fatality that Sardinia will pay dearly. On the one hand, a decree of the President of the Council of Ministers, now imminent, which forever erases the hope of an island on a par with other Italian and European regions and on the other the "closing" of the stars and stripes operation to climb the company and the projects destined to skewer 93 gigantic wind turbines in the Gulf that once belonged to the Angels, from Sarroch to Nora, from Saras to Capo Carbonara, to Villasimius.
Piano Sardinia colony
The wind and photovoltaic invasion plan, on land and at sea, of Sardinia travels on different but parallel roads. Both travel in the same direction and aim for the same destination: Sardinia. On one side Palazzo Chigi, on the other Piazza degli Affari, in the heart of the Milanese city. The final text of the “Sardinia Energy Colony” decree has just entered the palace of political power, the one that will be commissioner in all respects for the Sardinian Region. In the stock exchange building in Milan, on the other hand, the signing of the “closing” is expected to transform the green company that belonged to the Italian steel family into American. On the one hand Mario Draghi, the former banker of Europe who became President of the Council of Ministers by divine call, and on the other hand the most avid supporters of the Italian government in office, the bankers of the largest American financial coffer, that of JPMorgan.
Connections in red
One thing is certain, this is the crucial week for those strange political, energy and business coincidences, capable of transforming themselves in a moment into disruptive and disastrous certainties for the fate of Sardinia. It is difficult to hypothesize a direction of the coincidences, in the calendar, however, the dates are circled in red. The first move was marked by Falck Renewables, the company of the Falck family that planned the landing in Sardinia with two gigantic offshore wind projects, one in the Golfo degli Angeli and one at an advanced stage in the waters of the Costa Smeralda. The communication to the Milan Stock Exchange was dated 14 February last. The content of the letter to Piazza degli Affari is technical: all the conditions for the acquisition, by the Infrastructure Investments Fund (IIF), the fund of JPMorgan, of 60% of the capital of Falck Renewables have been met. Hence, the American bank can buy. The date of the signature is set ten days after the announcement. On February 24th it will be signed.











