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  • Thursday, March 6, 2025
  • 16:15 - 17:45
  • Memo
  • Energy Transition Arena, Pav. B2
  • English
  • organized by IBESA

Italy’s commercial and industrial consumers account for 56% of national electricity demand, led by commercial services (38%), iron and steel production (7%), and food and beverage (6%). In 2023, renewables generated 45% of Italy’s electricity, with solar and wind contributing 21%.
Solar photovoltaic installations have grown rapidly, particularly in the commercial and industrial sector, which expanded from 650 megawatts in 2020 to 5.2 gigawatts by 2023. This growth is driven by ambitious targets—79 gigawatts of photovoltaic capacity by 2030—rising energy prices, and supportive policies like simplified permitting and fiscal incentives. Although regulatory barriers, especially around land use and approvals for large projects, remain challenges, this sector is expected to lead Italy’s photovoltaic growth, with 6.7 gigawatts projected for 2024, nearly half from commercial and industrial installations. 
This conference session will explore key trends, regulatory dynamics, and the future role of solar photovoltaics in driving Italy’s energy transition in the commercial and industrial sector.

Program

Italian Solar Market Trends & Opportunities in 2025 and Beyond: Exclusive Insights from Installers
Saif Islam, Senior Consultant, EUPD Research   

The Photovoltaic Roof: A Strategic Asset for a Company
Demis Tamburini, Board Member, Federazione ANIE     

C&I Applications in Action: Real-world Case Studies to Empower Italy
Edoardo Pulvirenti, Sales Manager Italy, JA Solar

Technological Advancements of C&I Inverters
SolaX Power *            

The Turning Point in the Solar Industry: The Added Value of Software and Integration
Idilio Ciuffarella, Business Development Manager, EcoFlow    

Hail Class and Snow Loads in Times of Climate Change
Michael Andreas Heilig, CEO SwissWatt One      

How to Improve Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Applications of Solar Energy
Nicole Yang, Global Marketing Director, ZNSHINE Solar

Closing