8-9-10 September will see the first edition of the Rome Innovation Hub, organised by the network of
\ntechnical professions and by Smart Building Italia: three days of ideas and discussion to define the role of
\nthe technical professions in the various areas of green conversion, economy, sustainability and
\ndigitalisation. One of the main topics will be ecological transition, with an interesting conference (8
\nSeptember, 2.30 p.m.) on energy communities, here below a sneak preview. Several sponsors from the
\nSystems Integration industry, from Videomobile to Lightware, will be present, which you can meet (also)
\nduring their speeches
\nThey are few, but it is only a matter of time. The renewable energy communities (RECs) introduced in
\nItaly by Article 42-bis of the Decreto Milleproroghe no. 162\/2019 are now on the right track: incentivited
\nby high energy costs, but also by institutional resources. But what is an energy community? It is an
\nassociation of citizens, businesses, local public administrations or small and medium-sized enterprises<\/p>\n
that decide to join forces to equip themselves with one or more shared plants for the production and self-
\nconsumption of energy from renewable sources.<\/p>\n
The legislator also intervened with Legislative Decree 199\/2021, which implements the European RED II
\nDirective on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources. The attention for this type of
\ninstruments that aim at zero kilometre energy production is growing more and more: through the
\ntransposition of the RED II Directive and the financing of the NRP, it is estimated that by 2030 there will
\nbe 7 Gigawatts of power installed throughout Italy.
\nThe most responsive regions are those of the North, 20 are and the main active energy communities, some
\nconsistent with current legislation and regulation, others that share the spirit of the RED II and EMI
\ndirectives, not counting those municipalities that only use renewable energy and the newborn Energy
\nCommunity projects that are still in their embryonic phase.
\nThe coming months will be decisive: the goal of the investment is to transpose the RED II Directive to a
\nmore significant dimension, identifying public administrations, households and micro-enterprises in
\nmunicipalities with less than 5,000 inhabitants that can benefit in terms of supporting the economy, as
\nwell as combating depopulation.
\nThe last piece came with the Aid decree, which expands the involvement of Defence and the Pa in
\nrenewable energy communities, also opening up to port authorities. With the Bollette decree, on the other
\nhand, another intervention was made on the self-consumption of renewable energy by extending the
\ndistance of the production plants that are connected to the utility up to 10 kilometres.
\nWe also report seminars on Integrated Systems:
\n8 September
\n16.00-17.00 Marconi Hall
\nIntegrated security and smart business solutions for every scenario – Organised by Dahua
\n11.00-12.00 noon Marconi Hall
\nThe digital transition – Organised by Hikvision
\n12.00-13.00 Montalcini Hall
\nLED culture, inspirations and best practices by Videomobile – Organised by Videomobile<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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