Italy’s Renewable Energy Incentives Need Overhaul, Conti Says
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Italy should reform government incentives for renewable energy because the current system is too costly, Enel SpA Chief Executive Officer Fulvio Conti said.
A proposed government decree to use auctions to award permits for renewable plants bigger than 5 megawatts, goes in the right direction, Conti said at a conference in Milan today. He said the current system has produced requests that exceed demand.