This week, the Regional Council approved, by a majority vote, a bill aimed at contributing to the achievement of the national renewable energy development target. The goal set for Piedmont is to generate nearly 5 gigawatts of energy from clean sources by 2030.
The law identifies new areas suitable for installing photovoltaic systems, expanding the options already available on rooftops, parking garages, and disused quarries. Among the most signif…
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This week, the Regional Council approved, by a majority vote, a bill aimed at contributing to the achievement of the national renewable energy development target. The goal set for Piedmont is to generate nearly 5 gigawatts of energy from clean sources by 2030.
The law identifies new areas suitable for installing photovoltaic systems, expanding the options already available on rooftops, parking garages, and disused quarries. Among the most signif…