The Ministry of Agriculture, led by Isaura Navarro, denied any involvement with former minister Mireia Mollà, justifying the dismissal of Pedro Fresco as director-general of the Ecological Transition due to the inefficiency of his administration. Resources from the regional department, Of the 17,800 applications submitted for self-consumption aid this year, only 30 have been finalized.Therefore, they feel that the management is not enough and a boost should be given to the deployment of renewable energies.
Consell’s vice president and spokesperson, Aitana Mas, noted after the plenary meeting in Alicante this Friday that Fresco was fired and replaced by the hitherto Managing Director of Social Affairs. Services Infrastructures, Enric Juan, should be framed “in normalcy” and with the intent of new minister Isaura Navarro give your department a boost. He also emphasized that Consell’s roadmap for renewable energy is clear. The three ministries involved are working and coordinating to resolve all solar power plant files currently on the waiting list before 25 January.When would they end? He added that the commitment of the Botànic Government is to reach 6,000 megawatts of renewable energy by 2030.
Pedro Fresco, for his part, stated: He knew he was going to be fired 2-3 weeks ago.but in any case, since Mireia Mollà’s dismissal, the new ministry had her resignation letter drawn up as “unaffordable for an energy expert”.
In an interview with À Punt, he stated that he was notified of a replacement yesterday around 6 pm, but he knew they wanted to replace him for two weeks and they were looking for a replacement.
However, Fresh I had already prepared the resignation letter. Considering it “clear” that the new position of the Ministry of Ecological Transition is “unacceptable for a technician and an energy expert”. Therefore, “it cannot be said that installing solar panels on the roofs of buildings is sufficient for the energy transition or that the 6,000 MW electricity target set for 2030 will be achieved.”
Source: Informacion
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