Focus - Renewable energy

Interest in biomass heating is growing in Italy: a significant portion of families are considering or already using wood and pellet technologies, which are considered sustainable and cost-effective.

The integration of heat pumps and photovoltaics increases self-consumption, efficiency, and sustainability in HVAC systems.

Photovoltaic continues to grow globally, but in Italy uncertainties remain related to permits, connections, and regulatory barriers.

Incentives for renewables in buildings tied to minimum system requirements: how to integrate clean technologies and optimize HVAC systems.

Renewables are growing in the energy mix, but system integration and efficiency remain crucial to the transition.

Dependence on critical raw materials makes renewable energy supply chains in the EU vulnerable: risks, impacts, and strategies for resilience.

Wind and solar power are overtaking fossil fuels in Europe's electricity mix, marking a structural turning point for the energy transition.

Photovoltaic is growing in Italy, but consolidating the energy transition requires system integration, regulatory simplification, and strategic vision.

National legislation has been passed to identify areas suitable for renewables, but the industry is raising concerns about the criteria and their impact on authorization procedures.

European photovoltaic has reached its 2025 target, but the slowdown in new installations is putting pressure on the path towards the 2030 objectives.

Land use and the development of renewables require a national law capable of reconciling land protection and decarbonization objectives.

By 2024, over 90% of new renewable installations were more competitive than fossil fuels. This shift is driving electrification and efficiency in the HVAC industry.