The interest for the development in the Italian market has grown significantly the last six months.

-I am honored to take on this role. With Italy's aim to achieve 3-5 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2030, there is great potential for growth and innovation in this sector, says Saverio Ventrelli.

Italy's offshore wind development depends on upcoming legislation, notably the anticipated FER 2 Decree. This is expected to be published before the summer holidays. The regulatory framework will influence the direction of renewable energy deployment in Italy, providing clarity and guidance to stakeholders. The industry is eagerly awaiting the tariff for offshore wind in Italy, which will also be outlined in the FER 2 Decree.

The Ministry of Environment and Energy Security (MASE) is expected to issue a public notice seeking expressions of interest from Port Authorities in southern Italy. This initiative aims to identify maritime state areas suitable for the development of offshore wind infrastructure, facilitating investments in production, assembly, and launching of floating platforms and electrical infrastructure.

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