<div id="readability-page-1"><div>Italy could fail to meet carbon emission reduction targets agreed at the European Union level due to delays in key green transition areas, including renewable power generation and energy storage systems, a study showed on Saturday.The report, prepared by energy group Edison and think tank TEHA Group, pointed to Italy taking 10 years longer than anticipating in deploying renewables and storage infrastructure, which could prevent the country from hitting EU-set decarbonisation goals for 2030. The study called for streamlining permitting, providing certainty for investments and reducing energy costs.By combining hydropower storage with advanced nuclear power generation and carbon capture technologies, Italy could add 190 billion euros to its economic out by 2050, the study calculated.Italy could develop hydropower storage, with an estimated 13.6 gigawatt potential across 56 new sites, supporting energy security and climate resilience, the report said.&#34;We must reduce our energy and technological dependence on foreign countries, enhance domestic supply chains such as hydroelectric pumping, and build European partnerships around emerging technologies, from next-generation nuclear to carbon capture,&#34; Edison CEO Nicola Monti said, commenting the study.Italy's solar projects face costs that are currently 20% higher than in France, Germany and Spain, due to power grid congestion, land availability and lengthy approval processes, the report said.</div></div>

A study by Edison and TEHA Group indicates that Italy may struggle to meet its 2030 carbon emission reduction targets due to delays in renewable energy and storage infrastructure. The report suggests that Italy could take an additional 10 years to deploy necessary technologies, potentially hindering EU decarbonization goals. It recommends streamlining permitting and reducing energy costs. The study also highlights the potential for hydropower storage and advanced nuclear technologies to boost Italy's economy by €190 billion by 2050, while noting that solar project costs are currently 20% higher than in neighboring countries.

研究表明，意大利可能难以达到 2030 年的绿色目标