ItalyThe Italian decree FerX has officially come into effect, aiming to support renewable energy production by providing incentives to solar photovoltaic, wind, hydroelectric, and gas treatment plants. The measure was approved after clearance by the Court of Auditors and received European Commission approval for compatibility with internal market rules. The decree sets a maximum capacity of 37.15 GW for new renewable capacity and outlines criteria for accessing financial support. It applies until December 31, 2030, with specific provisions for installations under 1 MW. Direct access to support is available for smaller installations meeting environmental and technical requirements, while larger projects must participate in competitive bidding processes.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the decree as a balanced policy initiative aimed at promoting renewable energy development while adhering to regulatory and environmental standards. It reports on the approval process and technical requirements without overtly favoring any political faction or ideological stance
