The Italian government is set to issue a draft decree bringing a raft of changes to the renewable energy sector. Among the measures is the additional tariff of €12 ($14)/MWh included in a forthcoming solar tender for projects no bigger than 1 MW linked to the clearance of asbestos roofs. It will also offer 650 MW for solar and wind schemes, and 700 MW for other solar projects linked to the removal of asbestos. The decree, set to be enacted yesterday, will also mandate the use of new solar modules, as well as the rehabilitation of polluted or soil-degraded areas for large-scale solar schemes.
The Italian government is set to issue a draft decree bringing a raft of changes to the renewable energy sector. Among the measures is the additional tariff of €12 ($14)/MWh included in a forthcoming solar tender for projects no bigger than 1 MW linked to the clearance of asbestos roofs. It will also offer 650 MW for solar and wind schemes, and 700 MW for other solar projects linked to the removal of asbestos. The decree, set to be enacted this month, will also mandate the use of new solar modules, as well as the rehabilitation of polluted or soil-degraded areas for large-scale solar schemes.