Italy's new energy provisions could boost gas use, undermine renewables and storage competitiveness

Italy's new energy decree aims to cut consumer electricity bills, but industry experts warn it could slash solar revenues by over 30%, slow the PPA and battery storage markets, and increase gas-fired generation. The measure also raises regulatory and state aid concerns, potentially making the Italian electricity market riskier for investors.On 24 February, the Italian government approved a new energy decree, the so-called Decreto Bollette, introducing several measures aimed at lowering electricity bills for consumers. However, industry representatives have criticized parts of the decree, arguing ...

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