Investors

• investment funds
• financial institutions
• private investors

How?

We monitor the global photovoltaic market and develop customised investment solutions with Multinational Solutions and with an international team of inter-dependent actors who each have their own specialty and each have their own areas of expertise in the projects that we follow.

Whether objectives are on short or long-term, and according to the level of risk, we analyse investors' requirements and offer different solutions with the intention to sell solar plants for both the present and the future:

• purchase of Authorisation
• worldwide selection of existing or under construction solar installations and analysis of their specific business plan
• individualisation of building or warehouse rooftops where it is possible to install photovoltaic plants and obtain the 20 year contract for feed-in tariffs.

Italy is one of the worldwide leaders.

It ranks 6th among the most attractive countries to invest in renewable energy.
The international ranking shows that Italy has an index of 60 (USA 70, Germany 64, India 61).
Source: Ernst&Young.

This is the reason why so many investors have identified Italy as a priority market and are starting to invest in significant projects.
Estimates show that in 2010, Italy will generate between 1,200 MW and 1,500 MW of solar installations.
This year, there are plans to invest over 2,5 billion euros in photovoltaic sectors.

Italy is among the first ranking countries in the world for its installed capacity on an international scale, right along with countries such as Germany, USA and China.
Over 600 Italian companies are already developing their businesses in the photovoltaic sector.

Due to its high solar radiation and its extremely competitive energy cost, Italy should become one of the first countries to reach grid parity, i.e. the moment where photovoltaic kWh costs as much as kWh produced by other energy sources.

Media and economic insights about the Italian market

• "In Italy photovoltaic is the year of records." Corriere Economia May 3,2010

• "2010 could be the photovoltaic magic year." Affari&Finanza di La Repubblica Aprile 19, 2010

• "Green is gold." Il Sole24Ore April 27, 2010

• "In 2009 for the very first time, investments in green energy exceeded those in traditional energy."

  Alessandro Marangoni, teacher at Bocconi and coordinator of Milan study center Althesys

• "Photovoltaic can represent at least 5% of its national electrical energy."

  Claudio Andrea Gemme, president of the Association Energia of Confindustria Anie

• La filiera del fotovoltaico, in ogni caso, è destinata a crescere

  Vittorio Chiesa, direttore dell'Energy Group del Politecnico di Milano e coordinatore del Solar Energy Report

• Il 2010 sarà l'anno della grande espansione

  Massimo Daniele Sapienza, presidente di Asso Energie Future