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Con l'inflazione al 9%, e probabilmente in ulteriore salita, e con i costi dell'energia attuali, è evidente che coi soldi del pnrr si potranno fare meno cose di quelle originariamente previste. Non ci vuole un genio per capirlo.

"Bisogna mettere le mani al Pnrr: l'aumento dei prezzi energetici ne impone una revisione. Se non si modificasse, infatti, tutti gli investimenti programmati potrebbero fermarsi o non partire affatto", ha detto il segretario generale della Fabi, Lando Maria Sileoni, durante la trasmissione Mattino Cinque in onda su Canale 5.

Energia: Fabi, da Draghi 50 miliardi ma il Pnrr va rivisto - Notizie - Ansa.it

Ammontano a quasi 50 miliardi di euro, tra sconti fiscali e bonus diretti, gli aiuti concessi dal Governo a famiglie e imprese per far fronte all'aumento dei costi delle bollette energetiche. (ANSA)

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Beneath the windmill-dotted marshlands of the Netherlands lies Europe’s largest natural gas reserve. The sprawling Groningen field has enough untapped capacity to replace, as soon as this winter, much of the fuel Germany once imported from Russia.
Instead the field is in the process of shutting down, and the Netherlands is rebuffing calls to pump more, even as Europe braces for perhaps its toughest winter since World War II. The reason: Drilling has led to repeated earthquakes, and Dutch officials are loath to risk a backlash from residents by breaking promises.

Groningen has been a mainstay of Europe’s gas supplies since 1963. Even after a half-century, there’s still about 450 billion cubic meters of extractable gas in reserve—worth around $1 trillion. More critical, there’s room to extract around 50 billion cubic meters per year more than is flowing at present, according to Shell Plc, one of the two major partners involved in operating it.

The Massive Gas Field That Europe Can’t Use

Earthquake risks in the Netherlands have locals unwilling to plug the Russia-related energy shortfall.

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