ROMA (ITALPRESS) – A free way to the DPCM “Automotive”, which addresses resources of 1 billion and 343 million euros destined to the support of the enterprises of the supply chain for productive investments, research, development and innovation. It also provides targeted incentives for sustainable mobility and renewal of commercial vehicle circulating park.
“A great boost to research and innovation in new mobility technologies and therefore productive investment, to address the industrial and energy transition at the decisive moment in which automotive companies review their industrial plans to better respond to market challenge and Asian competition. Specific resources for the sector, which are added to those already destined for the Transition Plan 5.0, which has a three-year allocation of 9,8 billion euros for digital innovation and energy efficiency of the industrial system”, says the Minister of Enterprises and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, in agreement with the Mef and the other ministries involved, Mase and Mit.
“To the CdM of yesterday we have also reached the agreement to restore, already in the next month of July, the resources pairs to 251 million euros that have been destined, for budget needs, to the coverage of the decree-law to counter the dear fuels and in support of the enterprises of the road haulage – adds Urso -. The new resources, already identified, will be added to what already intended for the sector with this measure, increasing the total amount”.
“The goal is to support the transition, with an additional effort to benefit a sector that is facing the most difficult challenge, strengthening the role of Italy in the heart of the European car industry, while we are engaged in the EU to lead the ‘front of reforms, with the revision of the CO2 Regulation on cars and with the Industrial Accelerator Act, which finally introduces the principle of Made in Europe,” the minister points out.
In particular, with this DPCM, more than 70% of the resources will be allocated to Innovation Agreements, aimed at research, development and innovation projects, Development contracts and Mini Development Contracts, a new tool more compatible with the investment of automotive SMEs. “A structural plan – adds Urso – will aim to support the transformation of the supply chain, from components to new mobility systems, to the most advanced technologies for sustainable, connected, autonomous and safe vehicles.” “It is the line we have indicated from the beginning, moving the axis from market subsidies to support investment of enterprises, with tools aimed at development, research, innovation, productive conversion and industrial growth,” the minister concludes.
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