Enel e Tim together for the realization of a plant PV a Pisa. The plant will be installed in the Pisa telephone exchange "La Figuretta", with the aim of producing green energy and reducing CO2 emissions, in line with the respective sustainability plans.
The plant, explains a note, will have a installed power of 1,3 MWp and will be managed by the global business line of the Enel Group, with adequate monitoring and maintenance activities, for 12 years. Thanks to this project, an annual production of over 1,63 GWh is estimated, which will allow saving equal to approximately 740 kg of CO2 per year.
For its part, Tim will be able to produce energy from renewable sources, thus reducing withdrawals from the grid: the annual production of 1,63 GWh of renewable energy will be absorbed 100% in self-consumption by the La Figuretta plant, helping to make its structure more planet. The renewable energy produced by the Pisa "La Figuretta" plant is in fact equivalent to that needed to power an urban district or a town of around 600 households.
The collaboration between the two companies could be extended to other industrial sites that Tim plans to develop, taking advantage of the wide range of Enel X technical solutions with a view to efficiency and sustainability.
Raggi (Enel X): "Accelerate the electrification of consumption"
“With this partnership – he explains Augusto Raggi, head of Enel X Italia – we confirm our leadership in sustainability for the ecological transition, both through a strategic role in supporting the Italian social and productive fabric, from businesses to citizens, and in collaboration with large companies such as Tim, to contribute to decarbonisation in the management of the country's large infrastructures. Innovation and digitization at the service of energy efficiency are strategic elements of our action to accelerate the path of electrification of consumption with benefits for the environment and for the Italian economy".
Danese (Tim): "We want to give a concrete example"
“We must consume less and use renewable energy – he declares Maria Enrico Danese, Tim's Head of Institutional Communication, Sustainability & Sponsorship -. It is a change that we want to implement first of all to improve our environmental impact as a highly energy-intensive company but also to set a concrete example and stimulate everyone's actions".
