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Tomorrow, Thursday, March 10, 2011, will be a day of information and mobilization on the other side of D. Legislative Decree transposing Directive European 28/2009 dedicated to renewable approved by President Napolitano in recent days (more on Parole Verdi ).

The Kyoto Club organized in Rome, a workshop titled "Harnessing growth of PV". The first meeting with the energy institutions in Italy, after the approval of the controversial Decree.

The workshop will be held from 9:00 to 13:00 at the Hall of Columns in Via Poli 19, thanks to the Director General of the Ministry of Economic Development , Sara Romano and the Executive Director Manager of Energy Services , Gerardo Montanino, will be an opportunity to understand what could be the timing and modalities for a draft of a new energy bill to be in force from 1 June 2011.

The meeting will be presented proposed revisions to the energy bill and tariffs can not stop the travel of the f otovoltaico Italy in 2020. To date, according to data from the GSE, it is estimated that in Italy there is an installed capacity of over 7 GW (including facilities under the law 'save Alcoa' ), and then only by taking into account the facilities of the 1st and 2nd account energy.

Other objectives of an adequate medium-term strategy for photovoltaics, which will be studied during the workshop are to support national industrial powers, to accompany the production of solar electricity toward grid parity , to promote the consent of 'public opinion especially for the installation of ground and, not least, to satisfy the requirements of cost to the community.

In this regard, a study will be presented Nomisma Energy proposing new tariffs. The experiences of support Germany and Spain for the photovoltaic market, illustrated by experts working in these countries, will contribute both aspects on the less positive virtuous to pursue.
The associations will take stock of PV negative implications on the approval of the legislative decree is already causing the entire sector and exhibit their demands to policy makers.

Media Partner of the workshop is QualEnergia.it , on whose Web site as early as Thursday afternoon, the interventions will be made available video of various speakers.

Gianni Silvestrini, scientific director of the Kyoto Club, reminds the points in favor of PV and the need not to stop growth, although that requires a gradual reduction of incentives, " in our country has now created a web of hundreds of companies with interesting implications for employment at a time of crisis, these developments are also shared by the research, even in the absence overall direction of a ". But there are other important benefits: "Solar electricity is valuable because it corresponds to peak demand and because the plant produces power for 30 years for a decade at least you can use electricity" free ", without charges on bills ", Silvestrini said. And he concludes: "through the deployment of PV must be accounted for, in addition to non-carbon dioxide emissions, where prices are likely to increase over time, even the tax revenues of the companies and the VAT, revenue for state coffers that is no longer so marginal '.

In parallel to the workshop of the Kyoto Club, and a short distance from this, there will be a public meeting with employers, workers, citizens, activists of the network, all students are mobilizing to protect their sources. The event, organized by SOS Renewable , will take place from 10.00 to Teatro Quirino (via the Virgin, 7). Participants will include associations of renewable ( Anev , Aper, Ace Energy Future , Assosolare , Gifi , Ises Italy, Kyoto Club) and environmental groups ( Legambiente , WWF, Greenpeace ) . Are dozens of examples of large and small employers, citizens and artisans, students and large investment banks that will be collected and reported at the meeting. At 11.00 am press briefing on the sidelines of the event.

We thank source: Kyoto Club

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