(Teleborsa) – “Confindustria is monitoring with concern l’escalation economic situation of prices of the main commodities and, among these, the price ofelectric energy, increased by more l’80% compared to January of this year, that of natural gas on which the price of the‘electric energy increased by over 100% compared to January and, finally, the price of the Co2 grown over the 70%”.
To sound the alarm, the President of Confindustria, Carlo Bonomi, on the occasion of the assembly of Elettricità Futura. “These market tensions – he observed – must be included in their factors of origin and managed accordingly, they must not make us retreat from the sustainability goals with respect to future generations, nor jeopardize the country’s production momentum, especially in this delicate phase of recovery “. In essence, it is necessary “put together all the forces to face the now irreversible paradigm shift in the energy sector with thoughtful solutions ”. In general, according to the number one of the Industrialists, “the European green new deal has imposed a strong acceleration on energy transition to reach the goals of climate neutrality in 2050. This is an unprecedented challenge that we should face above all on technological innovation plan “.
Bonomi also announced that in the next few years “a reform proposal will be presented to the Government for a process of decarbonizzazione economically efficient and aware of the social impacts “adding that” the commitment of businesses will not be sufficient in any case if we are not able to make society understand the message that pursuing decarbonizzazione it also means accepting the development of plants and infrastructures in the territories ”.
“It is necessary to develop a common action to remove the effect on a cultural level NIMBY (Not In My Back Yard, “Not in my back yard” to indicate the protest by members of a local community against the construction of public works with a significant impact in a territory that is perceived by them as strictly personal, ed) which still affects many communities and many administrations ”. “Unfortunately – he added – contradictions remain widespread between the unanimous use of technologies to reduce emissions and the refusal of the same when they are built near the own territory. Contradictions that, according to our recent estimate, weigh on the Italian bill for over 600 million euros a year “.
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