0/09/2010 - Gli uffici tecnici del Ministero dello Sviluppo economico proporranno ai Ministri competenti una proroga della detrazione fiscale del 55% per la riqualificazione efficiency of buildings - which expires December 31, 2010 - and a recalibration of the action, with the experience of recent years, further promoting the most effective interventions in terms of energy savings and reduce the burden on the state.
This was confirmed by the drafting of Edilportale, Roberto Coin, Energy Department official in the Ministry of Economic Development, after it announced a workshop on "Energy Challenge", organized last week the ANC. For the moment - said Money to our staff - it is a technical proposal to be put to the attention of policy makers.
opening that bodes well for organizations in the construction sector, that once again called on the Government to extend the tax deduction of 55%: the National Association of Building Contractors (ANCE) and the Federation of Industries, Products, Systems and Services for Construction (Finch) consider it imperative and urgent to extend the deduction beyond 2010.
During the meeting, the Vice President of ANCI, Piero Torretta, said that the incentive of 55% allowed to invoke the energy upgrading of existing assets (27 million homes) with an average consumption of 180-200 kwh / sqm per year. Although
in three years of the deduction allowed to reach only 10% energy saving target set by the National Action Plan to 2016 (4.500 GW compared to 42,000), is essential - said Torretta - provide for an extension of its validity, but re-formulating the benefit in order to "reward" to enable the redevelopment to achieve significant energy savings.
should - according to the Vice President Ance - to overcome the logic of the intervention on the individual parts replaced or installed (windows, boilers, solar panels), since this often did not ensure the effective achievement of saving energy throughout the property, reserving ' facilitation interventions that, independently of the individual components, reduce energy requirements with respect to the property values fixed (we assume the limit of performance defined by Decree No. 192/2005 which corresponds to 50% of the average consumption of existing assets). The financial resources for the deduction of 55% could be obtained either by using a portion of the tax levied on electricity consumption today that encourages renewables, either by creating a fund financed by a levy on consumption of energy from fossil fuels (carbon tax).
FINCO also asks the Executive guidance on the renewal of 55% for the next few years. The deduction of 55% in four years - according to informed Finch - has produced about 600,000 redevelopment for energy savings of about 4,500 GW, helping to trigger upheavals and cross in the Italian sector of energy saving. "What will happen in 2011?" Asks Libero Ravaioli - FINCO Director responsible for Europe, and Vice President CEPMC (European Confederation of Manufacturers of Building Materials). A recent study by the
Uncsaal Economic Studies, in collaboration with the University of Lugano, showed that without the 55%, only in the field of doors and windows will resize the entire Italian sector of about one billion euro, with the subsequent closure of hundreds of companies and the loss of thousands of jobs. Renew 55% over 2010 - continues Ravaioli - not just to give breath to the industries still crisi, incentivare “consumi intelligenti” da parte dei proprietari di case, “moralizzare” un mercato delle costruzioni ancora caratterizzato da sacche di “grigio” o di “nero”, ma significa anche risparmiare migliaia di Gw e preservare l’atmosfera da tonnellate di emissioni nocive. Inoltre, spiega FINCO, il 55% è solo apparentemente una voce di spesa, perché in 4 anni il ritorno per il Sistema Paese di questa misura è di quasi 4 miliardi di euro superiore alla cifra spesa, o meglio non incamerata, dallo Stato.
This was confirmed by the drafting of Edilportale, Roberto Coin, Energy Department official in the Ministry of Economic Development, after it announced a workshop on "Energy Challenge", organized last week the ANC. For the moment - said Money to our staff - it is a technical proposal to be put to the attention of policy makers.
opening that bodes well for organizations in the construction sector, that once again called on the Government to extend the tax deduction of 55%: the National Association of Building Contractors (ANCE) and the Federation of Industries, Products, Systems and Services for Construction (Finch) consider it imperative and urgent to extend the deduction beyond 2010.
During the meeting, the Vice President of ANCI, Piero Torretta, said that the incentive of 55% allowed to invoke the energy upgrading of existing assets (27 million homes) with an average consumption of 180-200 kwh / sqm per year. Although
in three years of the deduction allowed to reach only 10% energy saving target set by the National Action Plan to 2016 (4.500 GW compared to 42,000), is essential - said Torretta - provide for an extension of its validity, but re-formulating the benefit in order to "reward" to enable the redevelopment to achieve significant energy savings.
should - according to the Vice President Ance - to overcome the logic of the intervention on the individual parts replaced or installed (windows, boilers, solar panels), since this often did not ensure the effective achievement of saving energy throughout the property, reserving ' facilitation interventions that, independently of the individual components, reduce energy requirements with respect to the property values fixed (we assume the limit of performance defined by Decree No. 192/2005 which corresponds to 50% of the average consumption of existing assets). The financial resources for the deduction of 55% could be obtained either by using a portion of the tax levied on electricity consumption today that encourages renewables, either by creating a fund financed by a levy on consumption of energy from fossil fuels (carbon tax).
FINCO also asks the Executive guidance on the renewal of 55% for the next few years. The deduction of 55% in four years - according to informed Finch - has produced about 600,000 redevelopment for energy savings of about 4,500 GW, helping to trigger upheavals and cross in the Italian sector of energy saving. "What will happen in 2011?" Asks Libero Ravaioli - FINCO Director responsible for Europe, and Vice President CEPMC (European Confederation of Manufacturers of Building Materials). A recent study by the
Uncsaal Economic Studies, in collaboration with the University of Lugano, showed that without the 55%, only in the field of doors and windows will resize the entire Italian sector of about one billion euro, with the subsequent closure of hundreds of companies and the loss of thousands of jobs. Renew 55% over 2010 - continues Ravaioli - not just to give breath to the industries still crisi, incentivare “consumi intelligenti” da parte dei proprietari di case, “moralizzare” un mercato delle costruzioni ancora caratterizzato da sacche di “grigio” o di “nero”, ma significa anche risparmiare migliaia di Gw e preservare l’atmosfera da tonnellate di emissioni nocive. Inoltre, spiega FINCO, il 55% è solo apparentemente una voce di spesa, perché in 4 anni il ritorno per il Sistema Paese di questa misura è di quasi 4 miliardi di euro superiore alla cifra spesa, o meglio non incamerata, dallo Stato.
