Vincenzo d'Elia, a Sicilian from Palermo, has never been there in Piazza Deffenu in Cagliari. Those four entrance steps of the Cagliari Harbor Master's Office jumped them with pec and mail shots. The request is detailed: "Obtaining the state concession of the maritime state-owned areas and the stretches of water involved in the construction of the plant". The IT attachment is heavy, like the impact of that new wind attack on the Sulcis sea marked by maps and projects, relationships and promises of employment for all. The signature on the deeds is accompanied by a lot of office: president of Seawind Italia srl. To land in Sardinia, on one of the most exclusive coasts of the island, the new lords of the wind not only do not knock, but completely ignore the door of the institutions.
Aeolian malgrazia
The malgrace of the aeolian instance is entirely enclosed in an eloquent gesture: a postal courier will send the paper projects to the state office of the Capitaneria. For the rest, the pleasantries are reduced to nothing, let alone the comparison with municipalities and citizens. The way to the pass was indicated without half measures by the former Ministry of the Environment, now transformed into ecological transition and wind occupation of the Sardinian sea. A process that the shareholders of the unknown wind company follow with the rigor of those who feel their backs covered. They know that they have no time to waste with the opposition already expressed without half measures by Mayors and local communities on the project of the wind competitors, those of the Ichnusa Wind, who a year and a half ago presented the first assault on the Sulcis sea with 42 cyclopean blades to be placed north of Carloforte and south of Porto Flavia, on the Iglesiente coast of Masua.
The doubling
The new messiahs of the Sardinian wind were not scrupulous, the assault, in fact, doubles. With the new invasion plan presented in recent days at the Port Authority of Cagliari, the two smaller islands of Sulcis, San Pietro and Sant'Antioco, are surrounded by cyclopean wind turbines to be placed in the open sea, right next to the Island of Bull. Not a few shovels, but a real forest divided into two large areas by the sea. The first directly behind the Isola del Toro from which the project takes its name. A devastating impact with the first 24 blades, 245 meters high for a power of 12.2 megawatts each, placed in the shape of a barrage right in front of the canal between Calasetta and Carloforte and the second 24 a little further west to reinforce the great wall of wind to sea. A planned settlement with the impetuousness of a real military occupation of the Sardinian sea, as if the new wind prophets ignored the peculiarities of the Sardinian coast.
