The Italian energy company GreenIT S.p.A. has commissioned two solar installations in Piedmont (Italy). This is reported in a press release from Eni.
GreenIT is a joint venture between Plenitude (51%), a subsidiary of Eni, and the Italian investment fund CDP Equity (49%), aimed at implementing the strategy for Italy's transition to clean energy (National Integrated Energy and Climate Plan) by 2030.
Power plants with a total capacity of 19 MW will generate about 30 GWh of electricity per year using 32 thousand two-sided photovoltaic modules. The facilities were built on sites that were previously used for mining, and then were reclaimed and converted into renewable energy production centers.
The project is an important milestone in the industrial development of GreenIT, whose asset portfolio includes more than 300 MW of solar power plants at an advanced stage of development.
GreenIT is an Italian company for the development, construction and operation of renewable energy facilities. The headquarters is located in Milan (Italy).
Eni S.p.A. is an Italian multinational energy company and one of the largest oil companies in the world with a market capitalization of 40 billion euros. The main production regions include Africa and Kazakhstan, while the main sales markets are Italy and other European countries. The headquarters is located in Milan (Italy).
Plenitude is a subsidiary of Eni in the field of environmentally friendly technologies and renewable energy sources. The headquarters is located in Milan (Italy) with offices in 15 countries. The company serves 10 million customers and operates a network of 22,000 electric vehicle charging points.
CDP Equity is an Italian state—owned national welfare fund to support companies with a stable financial position, good profitability and clear growth prospects. The headquarters is located in Milan (Italy).
