MDisputes Commits in Facilitating Energy Independence Achievement

Achieving energy independence will require new infrastructure. Considering that traditional timetables for developing and executing energy projects are measured in years, a key issue is how quickly new infrastructure can be brought on-line.

On 5 May 2022 a small group of energy stakeholders gathered at the Florence Chamber of commerce premises to discuss ideas for accelerating new energy EPC projects. This included means of identifying, eliminating and/or mitigating risks and causes of delays in creating new infrastructure, and how to accomplish it without compromising carbon-reduction objectives.

The summit led to the adoption of certain principles to be shared more broadly in order to help achieve energy independence on a shortened time scale and without deadlocks in the project implementation.

The document can be freely circulated and copied  to allow every industry, legislative, legal, politician, administrative and technical actor in the field to  play a role in enhancing the process by participating in the discussion or provide recommendations.

You can download the file here.