Eni Plenitude Completes First Phase of Valorization of Eni Rewind Areas

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Eni Plenitude SpA announces the start of production at the "Lotto 15" photovoltaic plant in the Porto Marghera petrochemical area, Venice. The 2.75 MW plant, owned by Plenitude, will provide energy to the site's industrial needs and feed excess into the grid. This milestone completes the first phase of valorization of Eni Rewind areas in Porto Marghera, following environmental remediation. Plenitude aims to reach 10 GW of global renewable capacity by 2028, with a business model integrating renewable energy production, energy sales, and electric vehicle charging points.

Key Takeaways:

  • The "Lotto 15" photovoltaic plant, owned by Plenitude, has an installed capacity of 2.75 MW and consists of 8,088 solar panels on fixed structures anchored to the ground.
  • The plant was built by Altenia, a Terna Energy Solutions Group company, which handled the design and construction and will provide maintenance for the first 24 months of operation.
  • Most of the photovoltaic energy produced will be used to cover the industrial site's needs, while the excess will be sold to the grid.
  • The commissioning of "Lotto 15" completes the first phase of development of the Eni Rewind areas, subject to environmental remediation, in the Porto Marghera petrochemical plant.
  • Plenitude aims to reach 10 GW of renewable capacity globally by 2028 through its business model integrating renewable energy production, energy sales, and electric vehicle charging points.
  • Eni Rewind has operated at over 100 industrial sites for over 20 years, developing proprietary technologies for environmental remediation and resource recovery.
  • Altenia, part of Terna Energy Solutions, provides comprehensive services, including photovoltaic, high voltage, storage, and energy efficiency solutions.

Statistics:

  • 2.75 MW: Installed capacity of the "Lotto 15" photovoltaic plant.
  • 8,088: Number of solar panels installed at the plant.
  • 24 months: Maintenance duration provided by Altenia for the first 24 months of operation.
  • 10 GW: Global renewable capacity target for Plenitude by 2028.
  • 15 countries: Presence of Plenitude worldwide.
  • 100+: Number of industrial sites operated by Eni Rewind.
  • 20+ years: Years of operation of Eni Rewind at industrial sites.
  • 4.5 GW: Integrated renewable energy generation by Plenitude.
  • 10 million: Number of customers with energy and energy solutions provided by Plenitude.
  • 21,500: Number of electric vehicle charging points in Plenitude's network.

Sources:

  • Eni Plenitude SpA
  • Eni Rewind
  • Altenia
  • Terna Energy Solutions Group
  • Terna Group
  • Eni SpA
  • Contify.com