Puglia Approves Law to Facilitate Renewable Energy Installations Amid Environmentalist Opposition
The Puglia region's government has approved a law facilitating the installation of renewable energy plants, including biomass facilities in agricultural areas and on industrial land, to comply with national regulations. The law introduces new suitable areas for installations, including near electrical substations and water infrastructure. While the government aims to align with European renewable energy targets, environmental groups express concerns over land use and ecological impact.
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The Puglia region has approved a law to enable the installation of renewable energy plants, including biomass facilities in agricultural areas and industrial land, to meet national regulatory requirements. The law identifies new suitable areas, including those near electrical substations and water infrastructure, and permits floating photovoltaic systems in irrigation basins.
The government seeks to finalize the law before a March 23 deadline to avoid intervention from the Ministry of Environment. While it aims to align with European renewable energy goals, environmentalists have raised concerns regarding land protection and ecological implications.
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