The Marche region has issued no wind‑farm authorisations since 2020, according to data from the Osservatorio REgions 2030. This stalls progress toward the region’s 2.3 GW renewable target for 2030, threatening Italy’s national renewable goals and discouraging investors. Marche regional authorities, wind‑energy developers, and the national Osservatorio REgions 2030 monitoring body. Pressure may mount on the regional government to streamline permitting, while developers could shift projects to neighboring regions with clearer approval pathways. According to Il Sole 24 Ore, the Marche region has not granted a single authorization for wind energy projects since 2020, leaving its burden‑sharing target of 2.3 GW of new renewable capacity by 2030 unmet. The halt reflects administrative bottlenecks and possible local opposition, which could deter investment and increase reliance on other regions to meet national renewable quotas. Unless permitting processes are accelerated, the region may fall short of both its own and Italy’s broader decarbonisation commitments.
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