Lower bills for businesses. The Government is looking at companies, especially small and medium-sized ones, with the Fare bis decree which will be submitted for approval by the Council of Ministers towards mid-September. One of the key points of the maneuver will be, precisely, a new intervention on the cost of electricity, which follows the relief of 500 million contained in the first decree.
In fact, bonds for 3 billion euros will be issued, which will go to cover part of the incentives on renewable energy that until now were loaded on the bills. In a nutshell, therefore, everything reverberates in a clash of 3 billion a year on electricity, aimed for a percentage that fluctuates between 60 and 70% at companies. The rest will go to the families, already beneficiaries of the previous relief.
The text of the Fare bis Decree, on which work is still underway, will also contain further provisions, aimed at industry and the environment. New rules will be established for service conferences and an industrial policy will be implemented which aims at greater control over the sectors towards which to direct business support interventions, with particular attention to the green economy. There will also be an intervention on mini bonds, to facilitate access to credit for SMEs. There are also a series of tax breaks for the reclamation and reconversion of polluted land, provided that the reclamation is carried out by a third party.
