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FOTOVOLTAICO: QUANTO COSTA ALLE FAMIGLIE ITALIANE? 1,70 EURO AL MESE

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Vi allego un significativo articolo tratto dal quotidiano Corriere della Sera del 17 febbraio 2011, a proposito del costo dell’energia fotovoltaica per le famiglie Italiane.:

Dal Corriere della Sera del 17 febbraio 2011.



The data provided by industry associations in the Senate

denied the first estimates of the GSE that were assumed heavy costs on bills

MILAN - "Photovoltaics is a great economic and social opportunity for Italy would be serious if we lost the train of renewables. " It was clear the president of Ace Energy Future, Massimo Sapienza, at a press conference in the Senate on 15 February in which he presented together with Grid Parity Project, the data of the Italian PV, recently incriminated by many for the high cost of incentives that would weigh on the bills of Italian citizens. Every Italian family in the bill cost photovoltaic € 1.70 per month starting by 2011, according to data provided to the Senate.

DATA - Reaching the target for the development of PV, we also cut national emissions of greenhouse gases by 5% by 2020, bringing Italy into the target set by the Kyoto Protocol. The jobs created by the PV 15 000 today, will rise to a total estimated at between 210 000 and 225 000 in the next nine years. And finally, by 2020 the energy from the sun will produce 110 billion euro in terms of overall wealth, leading to the coffers of the exchequer about € 50 billion over the next 30 years.

GSE - The Manager of Electrical Services (GSE) last month announced that in late 2010 were installed in 2800 megawatt (3,200 with plants started in February), but there were questions of connection such that it is likely to reach an altitude of 7,000 MW in mid-2011. A race to the installation considers that the GSE-related incentives for photovoltaic systems that will come into operation by June 2011, provided they have notified the end of the work by December 31, 2010. "Our data, along with research from Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley and Jefferies & Company, however, indicate a significantly different situation," said the two associations.

INFLATED ESTIMATES - According to the estimates of Ace Energy Future and Grid Parity Project in mid-2011, leads to 4,700 MW installed, not in 7000. To reach the height indicated in the GSE should be assumed that almost all applications already submitted are transformed into plant operational by June 30. "One of the requests was made by those who had no right," explains the presidents of Ace Energy Future and Grid Parity Project. "They were false or exaggerated statements made by some clever. In recent days there was a real chaos: for example, there are questions that have been recorded several times. The GSE is reviewing the estimates, but meanwhile the damage is done. " OBJECTIVE

underestimated - For the industry the Government's target for PV (8000 MW to 2020) is very small when compared Germany has set itself the target that 52 000 MW and has installed a 18 000 today. "An unbalanced operation could capture the market, discouraging investors and jeopardizing thousands of jobs," said Wisdom, who asks to review more points in the Legislative Decree on renewables that is being considered in the Senate.

WEALTH DISTRIBUTION - The development of solar energy is in the hands of households and not to big industry, associations say. It is not true then the accusation that the push to advance the photovoltaic comes mainly from large companies and multinationals. The panels 'private' are about 34% with 1,566 MW estimated a total of 4,700. Financial institutions and industrial account for 28% of the total, with 1,316 megawatts. "Encouraging the development of solar energy production means widespread," says the promoters of the initiative.

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