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The Minister of the Environment, Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, announced that the Decree on Bills approved by the Council of Ministers will result in a reduction of 4-5% in the final price of energy, mobilizing over 3 billion euros. #DecretoBollette #Energia #PrezziEnergetici (translated)

The primary explanation of the meaning of the regulation of the Bill Decree approved yesterday in the Council of Ministers comes from the Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni: "We have asked that the lower costs of renewables actually translate into a benefit for families and businesses." #Energia #PrezziDelGas #DecretoBollette (translated)

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni explained that the decree law intervenes on the "mechanism that drives up the price of electricity due to the cost of gas," with "three precise choices": "a cap on the gas used to produce electricity" at 58.9 euros per megawatt hour; "to pass on to bills the benefits of energy produced at lower costs," preventing producers from withholding production capacity to drive up prices; "to protect the savings allocated to consumers," preventing electric companies from passing on higher costs to customer bills. #DecretoBollette #CaroEnergia #RiduzioneTariffe (translated)

For the president of Noi Moderati, Maurizio Lupi, the decree "is another concrete support against high energy costs," but now "it is essential to expedite the process for the nuclear-renewables mix and work on a national energy plan that focuses on autonomy." #DecretoBollette #Energia #RincariEnergetici (translated)

The author wrote that the Council of Ministers had approved the new Bill Decree. He added that the measure would address the mechanism by which the cost of gas increased the price of electricity, burdening the accounts of families and businesses. #DecretoBollette #Energia #Economia #IT (translated)

The Meloni government - comments - grandly announces a reduction of 15 euros per megawatt-hour, but for families, the benefit translates into just 1.4 euros per month. A ridiculous amount, which demonstrates the distance between the government's propaganda and the reality faced by millions of Italians dealing with increasingly heavy bills. Once again, temporary measures are being implemented without addressing the structural problem of high energy costs: dependence on gas. Instead of continuing to support an energy model linked to fossil sources and the interests of gas lobbies, the government should accelerate the transition to renewables, storage, and energy efficiency. The government continues to mock Italians: while families pay unsustainable bills, they celebrate a ridiculous discount. #DecretoBollette #Energia #CaroEnergia (translated)

The bill for utility bills, which sets a cap on the price of gas for electricity, has been further postponed by the government due to a lack of agreement, prompting protests from police officers, teachers, doctors, and other groups. #decretoBollette #proteste #manovraEconomica (translated)

The Minister for Regional Affairs Roberto Calderoli, also a member of the League, instead spoke out against the challenge, arguing that it is an organizational law that merely indicates the guidelines adhering to the existing rules. #DecretoBollette #Energia #FineVita (translated)

"We are astonished that Orsini throws alcohol on the flames precisely on a day of dialogue. If he wants dialogue, we are ready; if, on the other hand, he prefers to start fires, we will not stand by and watch," said the president of Elettricità Futura, Salvatore Pinto, in response to the words expressed by the head of Confindustria, Emanuele Orsini, on the topic of hydroelectric power (see another report on the page). #Energia #DecretoBollette #FNM (translated)

they confirm the government's determination to reduce the burden of energy on families and businesses without compromising the industrial stability of the country. In the same vein, Deputy Minister Vannia Gava, who is at the forefront of the negotiations, emphasized that the first positive results "confirm the government's determination to reduce the burden of energy on families and businesses without compromising the industrial stability of the country." #DecretoBollette #Energia #Italia2026 (translated)

The front pages today deal with the Pope's phone call to Putin for a humanitarian truce in Ukraine, student protests against the government in Italy, and the agreement with the European Commission on the "bill decree," along with the protests from truck drivers and farmers against the rise in fuel costs. #Papa #ProtesteStudentesche #DecretoBollette (translated)

The agreement being finalized between the EU and the Italian government involves neutralizing the higher cost of gas on the final price of electricity, reducing the wholesale price and providing savings to consumers, pending approval by the European Commission. #DecretoBollette #Energia #CommissioneEU (translated)