
The report to Parliament on the use of the escape clause
The approximately 14.4 billion deriving from the safeguard clause for energy in the two-year period 2027-2028 will be allocated to families, students, businesses, PA and infrastructure, with a focus on renewables and transport.
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Use of the energy safeguard clause in the two-year period 2027-2028.
The approximately 14.4 billion in resources in the two-year period 2027-2028 deriving from the use of the energy safeguard clause will be allocated "to measures in favor of families, students, businesses, public administrations and the infrastructure sector": among the interventions, "the use of public transport by students" and, for businesses, "the action will be aimed at supporting the production of energy from renewable sources, at containing energy costs for those most exposed and at promoting decarbonisation", including "a new energy release". This can be read in the report to Parliament on the reminder of the safeguard clause which ANSA was able to view.

Over 10 thousand distributors, equal to more than 51% of the national network, have joined the fuel price cap. Mimit made this known, with minister Adolfo Urso speaking of a response higher than expected.

Minister Adolfo Urso visited the Isab refinery in Syracuse, recently acquired by Ludoil. Urso underlined the importance of the security decree adopted by the government to protect the Italian and European strategic system.

The first Taranto-Grottaglie-Istanbul cargo flight took off, born from the collaboration between Poste Air Cargo and Turkish Cargo to connect Apulian companies to over 300 international destinations.

The high energy costs due to the conflict in Iran have cost Italian families and businesses 16.5 billion euros more than in February, according to CNA. Fuels weigh the most, with historic peaks for diesel.

According to Codacons calculations based on Istat inflation, the impact of the price increases linked to the war in Iran will lead to increased costs for Italian families from 667 euros for a single pensioner up to 1,415 euros for a family with two children.

According to Codacons calculations based on ISTAT inflation, the war in Iran will cause estimated increases in prices from 667 to 1,415 euros per year for Italian families depending on their composition and professional status.