Eni, through its subsidiary Eni New Energy, has started power production from the new photovoltaic plant in Italy, with a total capacity of 18 MW. The project was developed inside Eni’s Fuel Depot in Volpiano and is part of the Progetto Italia. This scheme, launched in 2016, redevelops brownfield sites that are part of Eni’s industrial assets into renewable energy plants, creating new opportunities in the district.
The plant, built on an industrial area of approximately 32 hectares, will generate over 27 GWh, 10% of which will supply energy to Eni’s site, reducing the use of electricity from the national grid by more than 50%. The remaining energy will be supplied to the market, without benefiting from incentive mechanisms.
In addition, this initiative will prevent the emission of around 370,000 tonnes of CO2 over the service life of the plant, therefore contributing to the decarbonization goals of Italy’s Integrated National Plan for Energy and Climate.
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