The year 2024 has marked a turning point for the renewable energy market in Italy, with significant growth in the photovoltaic sector and increasing interest from investors and strategic companies. This scenario presents a concrete opportunity for professionals managing green assets within legal or insolvency procedures.
Photovoltaics remain at the heart of Italy’s national energy development. The 2024 data released by leading distribution companies clearly demonstrates this trend. In the first ten months alone, Italy recorded an increase of 6,042 MW in new renewable capacity. Of this total, over 90% (5,482 MW) came from photovoltaic sources. As of October, renewables covered 41.2% of national electricity demand, compared to 35.3% in 2023. Furthermore, the first half of the year saw record-breaking green energy production: Photovoltaics reached 22.1 TWh and Wind Power hit 13.2 TWh.
This is a rapidly expanding market that continues to attract attention from major investors and corporations. A prominent international company, for instance, acquired an 80 MW plant in Sicily, with an expansion plan aiming for 800 MW by mid-2025. Additionally, the Italian State Railways (Ferrovie dello Stato) announced a €1.3 billion investment in a 1 GW plant, which will allow the group to cover 19% of its energy needs with photovoltaics by 2029.
Gobid Group: Your Partner in Unlocking New Opportunities
The acceleration of the energy transition in Italy, combined with strong market interest, presents a unique opportunity for insolvency professionals: enhancing the value of renewable assets today can mean maximizing returns while contributing to a more sustainable industrial transition. These assets may include operational photovoltaic plants that are part of liquidated estates, agricultural or industrial land suitable for plant development, and properties such as parking lots and warehouses with the potential for green energy installations.
In this context, choosing a specialized partner like Gobid Group is essential to multiplying both the sales opportunities and the economic potential of eco-sustainable assets.
Relying on our team of experts offers a strategic advantage in the management and enhancement of asset sales in the sector, particularly photovoltaic plants. Through targeted promotion focused on the green sector and a well-established network of qualified investors in renewable energy, we are able to maximize the alignment between sales opportunities and real market demand.
Our extensive experience and deep understanding of the dynamics that govern the buying and selling of eco-sustainable assets allow us to deliver innovative, tailor-made, high-value solutions. These solutions can reach users around the world—within a photovoltaic market that continues to grow rapidly.
New Incentives for the Ecological Transition
Underinvestment 7.1″ program, an integral part of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) contracts. This measure targets businesses of all sizes, with a particular focus on those operating in energy-intensive production sectors or those aiming to embark on a concrete path toward environmental sustainability.
The initiative supports projects involving: The production of energy from renewable sources for self-consumption (e.g. photovoltaic, wind, and biomass plants); The adoption of energy efficiency technologies; The sustainable transformation of production processes, including within a circular economy framework. These funding opportunities are attracting increasing interest from businesses and investors across the sector.
In this dynamic economic environment, characterized by growing momentum, the moment represents a strategic window for professionals tasked with managing the sale of green assets.
