The energy of entrepreneurs who invested in the future.
Photovoltaic plants located across Italy. Private capital, renewable production and industrial expertise serving the energy transition.
Indicative calculation: 65.502 GWh initial portfolio + 3 MW in Novara × 1,066 kWh/kW + 0.7 MW in Camporosso × 1,066 kWh/kW = 69.446 GWh per year; household reference consumption 2,700 kWh/year; national average factor 215.9 g CO₂/kWh.
Identity
A representative founding group
The Italian Photovoltaic Entrepreneurs Committee was established by a group of entrepreneurs representing plants distributed from Northern to Southern Italy, with a combined capacity of 57.7 MW and estimated production of 69.45 GWh per year.
The Committee brings together producers and entrepreneurs who invested in the development of photovoltaics in Italy, often starting in 2010–2011, contributing to renewable generation, lower emissions and stronger national energy security.
Its purpose is to provide qualified, independent and evidence-based representation, while promoting a stable and proportionate regulatory framework consistent with Italy’s energy objectives.
National presence
A network that spans Italy.
The represented plants are located from North to South, across 10 regions and 17 locations or territorial areas.
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Territory
One network, different energy landscapes
Our national footprint combines the productivity of Southern Italy with plants located in Central and Northern regions.
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Information
Not just for the sector.
This site aims to inform not only the institutional and professional world of photovoltaics, but anyone who wants to follow how energy prices and the surrounding economy are changing. The Media section gathers real-time news on energy, markets, business and international affairs, in Italian and in English.
Renewables: Photovoltaic Committee sounds the alarm
The Committee's first press release on investment and energy benefits at risk.
La Repubblica · Finanza covers the Committee's alarm
The full article is available on the outlet's own website.
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Investment and transition
Italian photovoltaics grew thanks to private capital mobilised within a public framework promoting renewable sources.
Energy and security
Solar production reduces reliance on fossil fuels, cuts emissions and strengthens national energy security.
Reliable rules
Regulatory stability and proportionate measures are essential for business continuity and future investment.
First press release · 14 August 2026
Available in Italian
Renewables: Photovoltaic Committee sounds the alarm
“Investments and energy benefits at serious risk.”
