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Unlocking Italy’s Energy Storage Paradox: Overcoming the Permitting Maze to Power the Green Transition
A new industry report reveals that out of 290 GW of storage requests in Italy, only 3% cross the administrative finish line. Streamlining the 25-month permitting queue is now vital to protect clean energy investments.
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