Wind Power in Italy: Doubling Wind Power by 2030 | with Davide Astiaso Garcia, ANEV, and Stefan Gsänger

Italy, a leading industrial nation with limited fossil fuel
reserves, is accelerating its transition to renewable energy –
especially wind and solar. The country aims to more than double
its wind capacity from 13 GW to almost 30 GW within the next four
years, a critical step toward energy independence and climate
goals.


In this episode, we’re joined by Davide Astiaso Garcia, Secretary
General of the Italian Wind Energy Association (ANEV) and
Professor at Sapienza University in Rome. Together, we explore:


– The current state of Italy’s wind power market and its key
players (investors, equipment suppliers).
– The biggest challenges facing the sector – from regulatory
hurdles and permitting to grid integration.
– The opportunities in onshore and offshore wind to secure
Italy’s long-term energy supply.