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The Interpares Project aims to streamline regulatory barriers for RES-e plants, empowering local authorities and boosting renewable energy investments. Key outcomes include detailed administrative barrier analysis, national seminars, and streamlined procedures implementation across Italy, Romania, and Greece.
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INTERPARES PROJECT STREAMLINED SOLUTIONS TO REMOVEADMINISTRATIVE BARRIERS TO PERMITS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND PLANNING OF RES-E PLANTS Project Summary September 2012
OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT • Updating knowledge and competences on RES-e opportunities among local authorities’ administration; • Streamlining pre-existing RES-e regulatory framework at local level, especially those regarding construction and planning permits for RES-e installations; • Supporting the implementation of guidelines for RES-e installations within the involved local authorities; • Supporting the development of innovative measures and initiatives aiming at removing administrative barriers
KEY RESULTS • WP2: Detail analysis of the administrative barriers and an exhaustive state-of the art and benchmark of the legislative frameworks in force at Provincial level (205 local authorities taken into account – Italy, Romania, Greece); • WP3 : National seminars; • WP4 N. 3 National RES-e Policies and Strategies round tables; • Implementation of streamlined procedures in order to remove technological barriers Local Agreements and Streamlining solutions for RES-e authorization; • WP5: Dissemination of results in the Local Authorities not involved in the Project.
ACTIVITIES • WP1 • Coordination and Management of the Project through: • 4 meetings held in Rome, Bucarest, Athens and Bruxelles; • Video Conferences; • Constant Correspondance among partners;
ACTIVITIES • WP2 • Detail analysis of the administrative barriers • In Italy Questionnaires filled in by Provinces; • In Greece Questionnaries filled in by Prefectures • In Romania Questionnaires filled in by Countees
KEY RESULTS • WP2 • Detail analysis of the administrative barriers • In Italy 1 elaboration of a national reports on no-technological barriers • In Greece 1 elaboration of a national reports on no-technological barriers • In Romania 1 elaboration of a national reports on no-technological barriers • Final output: • Summary in English on the main barriers identified in the 3 countries
KEY RESULTS • WP3 • Capacity building program Main objective Empower central associations for a more effective support to associates on RES-e authorisation process
KEY RESULTS • WP3 Duration of the activity: 10 months (March 2010 – December 2010) Organization leading the WP: Ecosistemi
KEY RESULTS • WP3 WP3 – Activities Capacity building working meeting Definition of seminars structure Organisation of 4 national seminars Elaboration of seminar dossiers
KEY RESULTS • WP3
KEY RESULTS Capacity building working meeting Partners involved: UPI, Ecosistemi, ENAE, UNCJR Deliverables: Training material (Uploaded on the Web Library) 2 experts trained for each central association (Italy, Greece, Romania) 16 hours training in Brussels • WP3
KEY RESULTS • WP3 Activity 2: National seminars structure Objective: Definition of a common structure for national seminars.
KEY RESULTS • WP3 On the basis of findings of capacity building extensive working meeting (Activity 1) definition of Structure of the seminar Topics to be addressed Stakeholders to be involved Contribution expected from stakeholders Structure and main contents of documents for seminars Final output: Common structure for the National seminars
KEY RESULTS • WP3 Activity 3: Organisation of national seminars Objectives: Brief Local Authorities Staff Engage relevant stakeholders Discuss and test elaborated solutions Collect relevant suggestions and concerns
KEY RESULTS • WP3 Key stakeholders invited: National renewable energy associations Grid operators Representatives of relevant bodies Other relevant stakeholders
KEY RESULTS WP3 Output: 1 Seminar realized in each country (Rome, Bucharest) Each seminar lasting 2 days Result: many inputs received from all stakeholders involved useful for the identification of streamlined solution (WP4)
INPUT BY KEY STAKEHOLDERS (National seminar in Rome) Bodies in charge of environment and/or heritage and/or tourism: • Confagricoltura • Confcooperative • Coldiretti • CNA • CIA • Legambiente Ministries: • Economicdevelopment • Environment Network operators: • ENEL spa • GSE spa • TERNA Renewable industry: • Itabia • GIFI • IN-WIND • ANEV • Agire
KEY RESULTS WP3 National Seminars In Rome February 2001 In Bucarest March 2011 ional
KEY RESULTS WP4 Implementation of Streamlined solutions to remove no-technological barriers Activities realized: • National round tables • Blue prints for streamlined solutions • Implementation of the streamlined solutions
Rome, I Round table – 30.9.2011 Rome, II Round table – 20.2.2012 Rome, III Round table -1.6.2012 KEY RESULTS WP4 Roundstablesin Romaniawith the 6 Counteesinvolved: Bucarest 29.09.2011 Bucarest 11.04.2012 Bucarest 01.06.2012 Roundstablesin Italywith the 12 Provincesinvolved: Rome 30.09.2011 Rome 20.02.12 Rome 01.06.2012
KEY RESULTS WP4 Streamlined solutions identified In Italy a single Model for authorizations to be applied in the Provinces participating In Romania a standardized Guide for investors in the Counties participating in the action
KEY RESULTS WP4 Implementation of the streamlined solutions In Italy: 12 Provinces have applied the single model and two Provinces have completed the authorization procedure by using it
KEY RESULTS WP4 RESULTS REACHED IN ITALY: Time of investigation reduced Before After - 50%
KEY RESULTS MainFeedbaksfrominvestors and Provinces: • Clearforms • Essential • Working in a schematic way • No interpretations or omissions • Guidance on the completion WP4 RESULTS REACHED IN ITALY:
KEY RESULTS WP4 Implementation of the streamlined solutions In Romania: 6 Counties Councils applying a standardized guide for investors
KEY RESULTS WP4 Implementation of the streamlined solutions Results reached In Romania: 4 County Councils - 4 Countee Council Issued internal official decision nominating a specific staff member as first contact point for RES investors seeking information; 1 - 1 County Council approved an internal decision mentioning the priority that should be given in solving requests related to RES investments; - UNCJR posted on its website the links for the existing local Guides for RES investors, explaining the importance and the success encountered by these Guides.
KEY RESULTS WP5 Dissemination A big dissemination realized in order to capitalized the results achieved • At National level through: • Newsletters and news on • the Action steps address to all NUTS III • Authorities; • Press releases; • National seminar; • Invitation to round tables; • Videos • At European level through: • Newsletters and news on • the Action to EU Local authorities associations; • Press releases; • Final conference; • Diffusion of Policy Paper to CEPLI memebers; • Videos
KEY RESULTS WP5 Dissemination In terms of sustainability Additional actions have been taken: • National administration and Ministries involved; • Protocol signed between UPI and GSE – gestore servizi energetici – to continue • consider the model applied; • Diffusion of the streamlined solution to italian Regions; • The streamlined solutions have been published in the Local Authorities websites
Thank you! • ECOSISTEMI SRL • www.ecosistemi-srl.it • Viale Liegi 32 - 00198 Roma • Dana Vocino • Tel 00390668301407 - Fax 00390692912226 • d.vocino@ecosistemi-srl.it • Contacts: • UPI • www.upinet.it • Piazza Cardelli 4 - 00186 Roma • Luisa Gottardi • Tel 0039066840341 • l.gottardi@upinet.it • UNCJR • www.uncjr.ro • B-dul Balcescu nr 21,et IV,sector 1 • Gabriela Schiopu • Tel 0318052865 - Fax 031 805 • gabriela.schiopu@uncjr.ro