Francesco Becchelli

Il Gruppo Acinque è la multiutility di riferimento dei territori di Como, Lecco, Monza, Sondrio, Varese, Udine e Venezia. Progetta città intelligenti e sostenibili nel rispetto delle persone, è protagonista della transizione energetica e mette in atto il principio dell’economia circolare in tutte le sue attività. Con un piano strategico di ampio respiro, gestisce la vendita e la distribuzione di energia elettrica e gas, il teleriscaldamento, la raccolta e il recupero dei rifiuti, la mobilità elettrica, i progetti per la smart city, l’illuminazione pubblica e i servizi a rete. I territori sui quali operiamo rappresentano un valore immenso. Infatti, siamo cresciuti al fianco di famiglie, imprese e associazioni del territorio offrendo il meglio per una crescita sostenibile, nel massimo rispetto per l’ambiente.

EPCG AD NK is a company based out of Montenegro.

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We are an independent global asset manager embracing long-only and alternative investment strategies. Founded by CEO Davide Serra in 2006, Algebris maintains offices in London, Milan, Rome, Zurich, Dublin, Boston, Singapore, and Tokyo. Our mission is generating long term stable income for investors. Please see www.algebris.com/disclaimer for important information about the content on this page.

A2A is the Italian Life Company that deals with the environment, water and energy and, thanks to the circular use of natural resources, takes care of the necessary conditions for life and quality thereof. Listed on Borsa Italiana (the Italian Stock Exchange), with over 12,000 employees, A2A is a leader in Italy in the environmental sector, from separate waste collection to integrated waste management and the recovery of materials and energy, according to a circular economy model that transforms waste into resources. The second largest operator in Italy in terms of installed capacity, A2A guarantees the flexibility and efficiency necessary to meet the different energy needs of Italy thanks to a careful diversification of the sources of energy supply, the technologies used and the geographical distribution of the plants. In fact, A2A is geographically present across Italy and in particular in Lombardy, where it has its registered office (Brescia) and management office (Milan), but also in Campania, Sicily, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Piedmont and in several other Italian regions where its plants are located. The Group also manages the sale and distribution of electricity and gas, the integrated water cycle, district heating, electric mobility, public lighting, energy efficiency work and solutions for the development of Smart Cities. With a 10-year strategic plan in which sustainability directs the strategy, A2A envisages 16 billion euro in capex by 2030 dedicated to the development of the circular economy and the energy transition, to provide a practical contribution to the achievement of 11 of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the UN Agenda 2030.

Edipower is among the largest energy producers in Italy. With its seven power plants, Edipower’s installed power consists of over 5.490 MW, of which 702 MW are from renewable sources, with a production of 5,4 billion kWh in 2014 (53,8% from renewable sources) representing 1,8% of Italy’s demand. Edipower has five thermoelectric power plants and two hydroelectric power bundles. From 2007 to 2010 four photovoltaic plants for a total of 3 MW, of which 2,5 MW obtained with the state-of-the-art CIS technology and the remaining 0,5 MW with traditional monocrystalline silicon wafers, were installed in some Edipower’s power plant. THERMO: Chivasso (TO) 1.179 MW Piacenza (PC) 885 MW Sermide (MN) 1.154 MW Brindisi (BR) 640 MW San Filippo del Mela (ME) 960 MW HYDRO: Mese (SO) 382 MW Udine (UD) 317 MW FV: Chivasso (TO) 870 kW Sermide (MN) 998 kW Brindisi (BR) 717 kW San Filippo del Mela (ME) 864 kW for more info visit http://www.edipower.it