Investment projects for almost five billion euros in less than two months: the race for incentives of the new Transition 5.0 plan continues nonstop. For the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy led by Adolfo Urso, it sounds like a confirmation of the choices made with the last budget law, even beyond the delays that characterized the start of the measure.
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Indeed, the success, in some ways even exceeding expectations, could become a topic to consider in view of the next maneuver. In light of the projection of public resource absorption, based on the first two months of operation of the hyper-depreciation, it is inevitable to make evaluations on a possible refinancing.
Almost 15 thousand applications
The online portal of the Energy Services Manager for the submission of preventive communications of projects opened on June 12. The latest update from the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy, based on data transmitted by the Gse, is from August 13: almost 15 thousand applications submitted for a total planned investment of 4.75 billion euros.
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In particular, 2.27 billion refer to projects for which confirmation has already been received, that is, the communication of a deposit paid to suppliers of goods equal to at least 20%. The additional 2.96 billion instead relate to projects that are currently still in the preventive communication phase. However, a partial overlap must be considered for those who have booked and have also already started a draft of the confirmation (1,297 companies for 485 million euros). Net of this share, the total investments submitted amount to 4.75 billion euros.
Almost total concentration on tangible goods
There is an almost total concentration – 98% – on expenses for tangible goods for digitalization, with an almost imperceptible weight of software and renewable energy plants. This last data should raise some reflections. In the case of software, the lack of extension to cloud solutions is discounted, which was proposed by Mimit but rejected by the State Accounting Office. For renewable sources, reflections should perhaps be made on procedures and the pool of suppliers from which incentivizable plants can be purchased. Another element that emerges is the completion horizon, strongly shifted to the current year, therefore 2026 (78% of the total).
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