Superbonus, new bloodletting on the Pnrr?

We already knew, having learned it from the General Accounting Office last week, that spending on building bonuses had exploded by more than $45 billion over projected estimates. From 71 billion to 116: and it was only the latest update in a bleak string of reports on abnormally soaring expenses. now, however, there may be further bloodletting. This is the risk feared on page 75 of the Report on the Pnrr presented two days ago by Minister Fitto. It is there that we realize how, on 19 April, during a meeting with the European Commission on the objectives of the Pnrr for the first half of 2023, the technicians of the Ministry of the Environment “asked for some changes to avoid the ineligibility of some types of expenditure” linked to building bonuses. First of all, “to avoid problems of an accounting nature and eligibility of expenditure”, it was decided to exclude from the request for funding from the Pnrr the works related to the Sismabonus, evidently not compliant with the ecological principle of “Do not significant harm” adopted by Brussels. Not only.