Focus - Laws and Regulations
The new 2026 minimum requirements decree redefines the energy performance of buildings, strengthening the role of efficient and integrated HVAC systems.
The new Ecodesign draft revises the 2029 outlook: no immediate ban, but new efficiency requirements for gas boilers and a more gradual transition.
Legislative Decree 175/2025 updates the areas eligible for renewables, but associations and operators are calling for corrections to ensure clarity, uniformity, and effective development of photovoltaics.
The amendment to the Consolidated Law on Renewable Energy simplifies procedures, clarifies definitions, and facilitates the integration of renewable energy plants with energy and plant systems.
The corrective decree on suitable areas introduces uniform criteria for photovoltaic and wind power, accelerating renewable energy projects and clarifying the limits for installations in agricultural areas.
The FER Z Decree introduces a new model of support for renewables, with competitive auctions and long-term contracts to foster growth, stability, and investment.
Energy Release 2.0 supports energy-intensive companies in the construction of renewable systems, promoting electrification, efficiency, and integration with the HVAC-R supply chain.
Veneto faces crucial energy challenges: renewable energy targets nearly out of reach, proposals to simplify processes and incentivize energy communities, and governance decisions that will shape the region's future.
The Green Homes Directive promotes radiant systems as the key to building efficiency: comfort, low temperatures, and integration with renewables.
WindEurope: The EU is preparing tripartite agreements to strengthen offshore wind and industrial competitiveness. 370,000 jobs and €54 billion in annual value.
The new Prime Ministerial Decree for Sardinia includes renewables, storage, interconnections (Tyrrhenian Link), "virtual" gas, and the potential goal of 100% renewable electricity by 2030.
The new decree signed by Gilberto Pichetto aims to accelerate the energy transition.
