A tax incentive in Italy offering a 110% deduction on expenses for energy efficiency improvements, seismic upgrades, thermal insulation, and replacement of winter air conditioning systems. It has been modified over time with sunset clauses and varying deduction percentages based on specific conditions and project timelines. Changes have been implemented by subsequent governments impacting project eligibility and deduction rates.

The NRRP is a comprehensive plan by the Italian government to allocate European funds for various projects, with a significant focus on the green transition, including investments in renewable energy, sustainable mobility, and energy efficiency in buildings. It aims to modernize infrastructure, promote digitalization, and support sustainable development across various sectors. The European Union set mandatory environmental objectives and allocated funds based on how each member country adheres to these regulations. Non compliance of certain requirements can lead to reduction in funds or penalties.

The CPR lays down harmonized rules for the marketing of construction products in the EU. It provides a common technical language to assess the performance of construction products. It ensures reliable information is available to professionals, public authorities, and consumers, so they can compare the performance of products from different manufacturers in different countries. It is aimed at the manufacturers to ensure reliable and accurate information.