“A result that reflects a reality already focused on the development of renewable sources, which will be further enhanced by the actions we, as the Piedmont Region, have initiated to achieve the European goals for 2030,” said Matteo Marnati, Regional Minister for Environment and Energy. “Starting with the approval of our Regional Environmental Energy Plan on March 15, which is based on four fundamental pillars: development of renewable energy sources, reduction of energy consumption, development of the green economy, and the definitive establishment of a distributed generation model, which will particularly support the development of energy communities.

This model will allow us, alongside achieving the goals set by the 2030 Agenda, to reach as much energy autonomy as possible. While we await the decree for the establishment of energy communities, this data demonstrates our Region’s significant capacity to invest in photovoltaics: we are only at the beginning of a path that will lead us to triple this figure by 2030,” he concluded.