During the event, set to take place in Milan on 21st November, industry experts will discuss developments, challenges and solutions associated to the deployment of Battery Energy Storage Systems, as well as a showcase of Sungrow’s cutting-edge products, for the first time in Italy.
Israel headquartered Econergy Renewable Energy, announced the successful commercial operation of its first solar projects in Italy. The company now owns and manages six solar parks in Italy with a total capacity of about 20 MW.
FuturaSun’s FENICE project, aimed at building a high-efficiency photovoltaic module plant in Italy, has passed the selection process by CINEA, securing a grant from the Innovation Fund—one of the European Commission’s key initiatives to drive technological innovation and the green transition.
Renewable energy developer Limes has surpassed 250 MW of fully consented solar parks in Italy, in total 264 MW with the approval of the latest ones. Additionally the company has a large piple of Agri-PV projects.
The EU wants to promote energy communities. A number of countries are further along than Germany in implementing corresponding targets. In the EU project FEDECOM, energy communities are now to be more closely integrated into sector coupling.
The European market for battery storage systems is growing rapidly; solar home storage systems have dominated until now. But now there is a change. Large batteries are gaining ground - but are still being held back by regulatory hurdles.
The two companies have built a solar plant with an output of one megawatt on the roof of an old tobacco processing plant. The bifacial modules ensure a high yield, which the inverters can convert.
Trina Storage has commissioned its first utility storage project, Torre di Pierri, in Italy. The system is developed and owned by Trinasolar’s International System Business Unit (ISBU), the global project development arm of Trinasolar.
Renewable energy will dominate Italy`s power generation mix by 2035 with a share of 69% according to a new report of GlobalData.
Trinasolar has obtained Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) Norway and EPD International certification for its Vertex S+ rooftop module series. Both validations were carried out by TÜV Rheinland.
Swiss-based renewable energy investment platform Keppel MET Renewables (KMR) underlines its commitment to investing into solar energy: The joint venture completed the purchase of a 100% stake in two photovoltaic projects in the Italian regions of Piedmont and Lombardy.
Obton's new Global Monitoring Centre in Milan centralizes operations for two gigawatts of plant capacity. Utilizing Meteocontrol's VCOM software, it enhances data control, optimizes production, and improves reporting for better decision-making and higher investor returns.
Axpo commenced construction on a 20 MW solar park in northern Italy. Its implementation is integrated into compensatory measures for local communities.
Polish R.Power Group and Elawan Energy have formed a strategic joint venture to accelerate the development of 2 GW solar photovoltaic projects in the Italian market. How this can be implemented remains to be seen.
Sandro Esposito, Managing Director of developer CCE Italia, comments on the strict restrictions announced by the Italian government for solar parks on agricultural land.
The Italian government has presented new regulations for solar parks on agricultural land. In future, only ground-mounted PV systems that can still be used for agricultural purposes shall be permitted.
The Bosco solar park will be an 8.3-megawatt plant and is to be installed in Partinico, Sicily. Commissioning planned by RWE for the end of 2024.
Lithuanian company Omnispower Europe, in collaboration with partners, has developed a smart battery capable of operating efficiently even in extreme temperatures. This system has now been deployed in Italy.
Developer IB Vogt announced the sale of Italy’s largest solar photovoltaic project to multinational utility Iberdrola. The 245 MW solar farm codenamed Fenix is located in Sicily, and scheduled to commence construction in March of 2024.
New energy transition trade fair is larger and more comprehensive than its premiere in 2023 and defines Italy's new role in the Mediterranean region and Eastern Europe.
Mounting systems manufacturer Schletter Group continues to grow in the Italian market. In cooperation with the general contractor EnValue, Schletter has successfully installed two ground-mounted systems with a total output of 48 MW near the Italian city of Udine.
Axpo is joining a large-scale green hydrogen project in the Abruzzo region of Italy. It includes a 30MW electrolyser powered by a 45MW solar plant
FuturaSun will showcase various innovative products at Key Energy trade fair in Rimini from 28 February to 1 March.
INTEC Energy Solutions, a solar EPC systems provider, has embarked on a service endeavor for a project in Jalmicco area (Friuli Venezia Giulia region of Italy). The project is run in cooperation with KELAG of Austria
After years of testing, Rome has decided to allow self-consumption communities. They are expected to enable an expansion of almost 20 gigawatts by 2030.
