Cogeneration (CHP) is a system that produces electrical and thermal energy in a single, high-efficiency process. Using an internal combustion engine or a turbine, it recovers waste heat for industrial or civil uses, reducing consumption and emissions compared to separate production.
System Integration consists of integrating different energy technologies (cogeneration, photovoltaic systems, heat pumps, BESS, thermal/refrigeration plants) into a single coordinated system managed by a supervision platform. The goal is to maximize efficiency, operational continuity and load flexibility.
Biomethane is a renewable gas obtained from the purification of biogas and can be used for cogeneration, grid injection or as a biofuel.
The FER2 decree introduces new incentives for plants powered by innovative renewable sources, including biogas and biomethane, supporting the development of efficient and sustainable projects.
A PPA (Power Purchase Agreement) is a long-term energy purchase contract between a producer and a final consumer. It helps stabilize energy costs, reduce market risks and support the development of renewable or high-efficiency plants.
The surface right allows the installation of an energy plant on land not owned by the developer, in exchange for a fee paid to the landowner. It is widely used for photovoltaic and agrivoltaic projects, as it optimizes investments and reduces land acquisition costs.
Agrivoltaics integrates agricultural activities and photovoltaic production on the same land. Solar structures are designed to allow machinery access, crop growth and continuity of agricultural practices, improving energy yield without compromising agricultural productivity.
The EPC model (Engineering, Procurement & Construction) involves a single party managing the design, procurement and construction of the plant, guaranteeing timeframes, costs and performance. A turnkey supply focuses solely on the construction of the plant, without the same level of responsibility for integrated design or permitting management.
A BESS (Battery Energy Storage System) is a battery-based storage solution that allows energy to be stored, loads to be stabilized, demand peaks to be managed and self-consumption from renewables to be increased. It is particularly advantageous for facilities with variable load profiles or those integrating photovoltaic or cogeneration systems.