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1、EbookState of Greenin ItalyState of Green in Italy01The energy sector in Italy02The PV sector in Italy03Who are the key players?04Looking to the futureTable of contentsItaly is committed to investing in renewables to become energy independent and a clean energy hub in Europe.From 2014 to 2021,renewa

2、ble energy already accounted for 38%of its national electricity generation through solar,wind,and geothermal energy.The Italian government aims to export energy to other European countries and gain independence from foreign gas.To meet Europes zero emissions target by 2050,growth in renewable energy

3、 production is necessary.Recent and upcoming projects include the approval of eight power plants fueled by renewable energy sources and a boom in renewable energy production next year,with about 3000 MW more already planned.State of Green in Italy38%of the national electricity in Italy from 2014 to

4、2021 came from solar,wind,and geothermal energyThe Italian government is focused on innovative solutions,thanks to new technologies,to facilitate the transition to renewable energy.The goal is to produce between 7000 and 8000 MW of clean energy annually.Italys clean energy production will be necessa

5、ry to exchange energy with other European countries.With these initiatives,Italy is on track to becoming a leader in clean energy production and a significant player in the European energy market.State of Green in ItalyThe energy sector in ItalyThe energy sector in ItalyItaly is making great strides

6、 towards a cleaner energy future,with a goal of becoming independent of Russian gas by 2024.In 2021,fossil fuels accounted for 80%of energy consumption,but roughly 20%of the current energy mix comes from renewable sources,with hydro leading the way at about 40%of renewable energy generation.Italy is

7、 already one of the 14 countries in the EU that reached their 2020 renewables target.The country also ranks third in Europe for the generation of renewable resources and power consumption.Italy has set ambitious goals for renewable energy,including eliminating coal by 2025 and growing the renewable

8、final gross electricity production rate to 72%by 2030.US firms have opportunities in Italy in natural gas and clean energy technologies,with the country focused on diversifying gas supplies,filling gas storage facilities,and improving energy savings in the near term.In the medium term,Italy aims to

9、speed up its energy-saving measures and renewable energy development and further diversify gas supplies.While Italy faced struggles after the sanctions and curtailments were placed on Russian gas exports following the Ukraine invasion,the country is committed to investing in renewable energy and has

10、 made significant progress towards a greener energy mix.The PV sector in ItalyItaly has established itself as a major player in the photovoltaic(PV)industry,ranking 6th globally for production and consumption.Solar energy accounts for about 20%of the renewable energy produced and 7-8%of total energy

11、 output.Italy saw an impressive annual growth rate of 63.7%in solar installations between 2005 and 2015.Despite this impressive growth,there is still a strong push toward installing solar.In September 2022,Italy reached a total installed capacity of 24.2 GW,with 1,612 MW installed between January an

12、d September.In 2022 alone,Italy installed a total of 2.48 GW.Regions such as Apulia and Lombardy are the biggest contributors to the sectors growth,amounting to a total of 30%.The PV sector in Italy+63.7%is the growth Italy experienced in solar installations between 2005 and 2015One of the leading e

13、nergy companies in Italy,Enel,now boasts the largest manufacturing facility in Europe after expanding their 3Sun solar panel facility in Sicily.The facility is the first of its kind to mass-produce panels that capture the suns energy from both sides,and Enel is ramping up its photovoltaic panel prod

14、uction,with the ambitious goal of achieving 3 gigawatts by July 2024.The European Commission contributed 188 million in grants via pandemic recovery and innovation funding from the EU,taking the total investment in the facilitys upgrades to around 600 million.The goal is to increase domestic renewab

15、le energy production and to use it in Sicily and the rest of Italy.The government plans to produce two-thirds of Italys energy from renewable sources to ensure greater energy security,with gas supplying the remainder.The PV sector in ItalyWho are the key players?Tages Helios Technology is an investm

16、ent company with Tages Capital SGR based in Milan,specializing in renewable energy investment management.They are Italys second largest photovoltaic(PV)operator based on installed capacity.They recently secured a 130m($151m)green loan from eight banks to refinance debt and acquire new portfolios of

17、wind and solar assets.This marks the first deal compliant with the“Green Loan Principles”and“Guidance on Green Loan Principles”by the Loan Market Association.It will finance Tages Helios II,their second fund focused on the Italian renewable energy sector.Enel Green Power is a leading player in the I

18、talian solar industry,with a recent focus on community involvement in green energy projects.The companys crowdfunding initiative has already led to the opening of The Malvezzi solar park,a 17 MW photovoltaic power plant in Poggio Renatico.In addition,Enel Green Power operates the 3Sun factory,suppor

19、ting Italys commitment to invest in renewable energy.Who are the key players?In 2015-16,Enel Green Power and F2i started EF Solare Italia as equal partners in a joint venture,and it has since expanded to operate over 300 solar plants spread across 17 different regions in Italy.F2i has since acquired

20、 Enels stake to own 100%of EF Solare Italia.Their financial backing is a good sign that the company is well-positioned to continue expanding its presence in the Italian solar market.Who are the key players?Looking to the futureTo learn more about how to size your BESS and maximize the solar and wind

21、 energy you can integrate into power grids,download our How to Size BESS eBook.Looking to the futureItaly is taking significant steps toward a sustainable future.With the approval of 22 smart grid projects by the Ministry of Energy Security,the country is moving towards integrating more PV on the gr

22、id.Additionally,Italy has allocated a substantial amount of 59 billion to incentivize renewables as part of their National Resilience and Recovery Plan(NRRP)between 2021-2026.The NRRP aims to eliminate coal by 2025 and increase the share of renewable energy in electricity production to 72%by 2030 an

23、d up to 95%-100%by 2050.In what is set to be a pivotal decade for the global energy transition,the Italian government has stated they want to make Italy a clean energy hub,signaling a promising future for green energy in the country.Looking to the futureGet access to the exclusive talk“The Italian P

24、V market landscape”at Pulse.Pulse is an event organized by RatedPower to gather renewable energy professionals,innovators,and thought leaders from the global renewable energy community.Watch this talk by Mara Dez,Head of Technical Development for Europe,along with more than 30 talks,panels,and technical workshops from the 2023 edition.Watch nowCrafted solutions for every solar professionalFor all the latest news and updates on everything to do with PV and renewable energy,make sure to check out the Rated Power blog!Discover pvDesign