GreenGo Srl

🆕 GreenGo is proud to welcome Alberto Piva as our Head of Business Development & M&A: A strategic move in our path as an independent power producer. With more than 15 years of experience in the renewable energy and infrastructure sectors, Alberto brings a deep financial background and a proven track record in scaling project portfolios and executing complex transactions. He previously held leadership roles at European Energy and JUWI Group, contributing to their growth in the Italian market. 🇮🇹 His arrival marks a crucial step in the execution of our industrial strategy, which aims to consolidate GreenGo as a key player in Italy’s energy transition. 🎯 Key targets ahead: • Grow our pipeline to 2.5 GW by 2025 • Launch +700 MW of new projects in Northern Italy • Prepare for the next round of MACSE auctions • Accelerate inorganic growth through high-impact M&A operations 🤝 Welcome aboard, Alberto. Ad maiora ↗️ Read more: https://lnkd.in/dHVy_tZV

📃 GreenGo secures FER1 incentives for 3.5 MW photovoltaic project 'Livia' on restored quarry in Pieve Albignola (PV), Lombardia. 🌻 GreenGo continues its growth in Northern Italy: our photovoltaic project "Livia" (3.48 MW), situated on a fully regenerated former quarry site in Pieve Albignola, Province of Pavia, has successfully secured FER1 incentives under the Italian Ministerial Decree of 4 July 2019, with an awarded 20-year incentive tariff of €76.61/MWh (a reduction of 2.62%). ⏬️ This achievement underlines the technical excellence, sustainability, and competitiveness of our projects, carefully integrated with the local environment and communities. Once operational, the "Livia" photovoltaic plant will supply clean electricity to approximately 11,000 households per year, preventing around 7,103 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually. 🏡 "Livia" significantly reinforces GreenGo’s strategic plan to expand its project portfolio in Northern Italy with further 700 MW, aiming to reach a pipeline of 2.5 GW by the end of this year. 🗞️ Read the news: https://lnkd.in/dxntvYBU

GreenGo with Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna and Intesa Sanpaolo at the forefront of the banks-SMEs dialogue on climate transition. On 11 March 2025, the “Climate Transition: A Dialogue Between Banks and SMEs to Create Opportunities” event took place at Sala dei Cento in Bologna. Promoted by the University of Bologna (Department of Arts) under the scientific direction of Prof. Paola Manes, the event explored how SMEs can navigate climate risks while generating industrial and financial value. The proceedings opened with remarks from Alessandra Florio, Regional Director for Emilia Romagna and Marche at Intesa Sanpaolo, and Roberta Paltrinieri, Deputy Director of the Department of Arts at Università di Bologna. A standout moment was @Donato Masciandaro’s incisive opening. A Università Bocconi professor and expert in financial regulation, he distilled the complexities of climate transition into a clear, global perspective, elevating the debate in just a few minutes. GreenGo, through CEO Giuseppe Mastropieri Mastropieri, brought the perspective of a renewable energy company deeply committed to corporate sustainability and ESG transparency. His intervention underscored sustainability as not just a compliance issue but a strategic lever for resilience and investment appeal. Joining Mastropieri was Riccardo Pianesani, entrepreneur of ILPA spa, a leader in plastic manufacturing. Their dialogue between renewable energy and single-use plastics provided a unique take on sustainability. Despite their differing industries, both leaders highlighted shared goals, showing how diverse approaches can converge toward common environmental objectives. The event underscored a fundamental shift: for Italian SMEs, climate transition is no longer just a challenge but a necessary pathway to long-term growth. GreenGo Srl stands as a clear example of how integrating sustainability into corporate strategy can drive innovation, strengthen business resilience, and open new opportunities in the evolving energy landscape. Special thanks to Paolo Azzolini (Aicardi & Partners), Stefania Bergamaschi (Intesa Sanpaolo), Federico Mazzacuva (Studio Legale Mazzacuva) and Franco Pilan for their contributions to the roundtable discussion, and to Intesa Sanpaolo and Prof. Manes for having us.

GreenGo secures authorisation for two new #BESS projects, adding 80 MW of storage capacity in Calabria and Puglia, getting ready for MACSE auctions. With yet another project authorised in Calabria and the first-ever authorisation in Puglia, GreenGo leaps in strengthening its multi-technology pipeline: two new Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) authorised by the Italian Ministero dell'Ambiente e della Sicurezza Energetica (MASE). These projects bring GreenGo's total approved storage capacity in Southern Italy to over 0.5 GWh, positioning the company as a key player in Italy's energy transition and reinforcing its readiness for the upcoming #MACSE auctions. 🔋 The two authorised projects: • Montagna (Catanzaro) – 30 MWp / 120 MWh • Tagliata (Foggia) – 50 MWp / 200 MWh As Italy emerges as the most attractive market for storage investments, thanks to long-term remuneration mechanisms like the MACSE, GreenGo is strategically expanding its BESS portfolio. These two newly authorised projects, alongside Cuvelli (approved 2024), mark our first significant BESS batch and are located near existing renewable energy plants and key Terna substations, vital nodes of the national grid. Fabio Domenico Amico, GreenGo Board Member that followed the development of the pipeline: "With these approvals, we confirm GreenGo's presence at the upcoming MACSE auctions. Cuvelli, Tagliata and Montagna total nearly 130 MW of BESS capacity and represent our commitment to energy storage. We aim to participate in the first MACSE auction with the highest number of projects – and there might be more surprises to come." With 85 renewable projects across 11 regions, 1.82 GW of total capacity, and 560 MW of approved projects, GreenGo continues to push forward. Storage is at the heart of GreenGo's vision. By ensuring energy is stored and deployed when needed, BESS technology enhances grid reliability, reduces fossil fuel dependence, and accelerates Italy's decarbonisation journey, ensuring market stability. Read more on Renewables Now Ltd: https://lnkd.in/dWKxfw_u

DAS SOLAR is thrilled to be part of the exciting KEY Expo in Rimini, #Italy! ☀️ We are showcasing our advanced modules, which are taking center stage with their exceptional performance and design. These modules are designed to meet the diverse needs of the Italian market. It's a pleasant time for the #solar industry in Italy, and we are proud to be driving the transition to #renewableenergy with our innovative solutions. With our recent collaboration on the GreenGo Srl 20 MW project in southern Italy, we are poised to make significant advancements in the region's energy landscape. Join us at our booth to explore how DAS SOLAR is setting new standards in the industry with our commitment to #innovation and #sustainability. Let's power the future together! Visit us at booth C1-135 and see how we are lighting up lives with our cutting-edge technology. See you there!

💡 Innovation, strategy, and future energy: GreenGo is back at the University of Bologna, offering interactive sessions with engineering master's degree students on innovation, strategic management, energy technology, regulatory economics, and electricity liberalisation models. Yesterday, Giuseppe Mastropieri, Founder and CEO of GreenGo and Managing Partner of REA, returned to the university as a guest speaker for two distinct appointments. In the morning, Mastropieri joined Prof. Riccardo Fini's "Economics and Management of Innovation" course, and in the afternoon, he lectured at Prof. Lorenzo Nardon's "Economics and Management of Energy Utilities" course, part of the Master's degree in Electrical Energy Engineering. Throughout these sessions dedicated to innovation strategies, business models, and the management of energy commodities, Mastropieri shared his experiences, insights, and practical case studies, engaging students interactively in discussions of personal and professional goals in sustainable innovation and the evolving energy sector. In the morning, the examples of REA - Reliable Energy Advisors and GreenGo highlighted how a clear vision can become a reality through the expertise of exceptional professionals and partners, unwavering commitment, and strong management leadership. In the afternoon, international students had the opportunity to kick off the second week of Prof. Lorenzo Nardon's course with an in-depth exploration of market and economic mechanisms, focusing on energy market dynamics, operators' behaviours, and relevant laws and regulations. Mastropieri's insights and strategic perspectives enriched the session. We proudly support university students in their academic path and initiatives, highlighting innovation, young talent offering thesis, research case studies and internship paths appreciated by a growing number of students and enriching with these testimonials the solid relationship with Italian universities, in particular Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna to which we are deeply linked both for excellence in energy and hi-tech industries and for the collaboration with the BBS, Bologna Business School.

GreenGo at the forefront of 2024 Italy’s CPPA boom: insights from Capgemini Invent’s European CPPA Barometer. The latest European CPPA Barometer from Capgemini Invent confirms a record-breaking first half of 2024 for corporate power purchase agreements (CPPAs) across Europe, with Italy emerging as one of the most active markets. GreenGo is proud to be among the key players driving this momentum. In his interview, our Head of Finance and M&A Lorenzo Nardon highlights GreenGo’s approach to accelerating Italy’s renewable energy transition. Energy strategies for corporations have become more reliant on CPPAs due to their commitment to long-term price stability and sustainability. A growing number of energy-intensive industries have signed CPPA agreements in Italy, according to the report. In view of this trend, the private sector plays a crucial role in deploying renewable energy assets and complementing national energy policies. Read more about Italy’s progress in the CPPA market and GreenGo’s contribution: https://lnkd.in/dy2QuU9X

Fabio Domenico Amico will moderate the Hot Spots session at the Framing RES event by REA - Reliable Energy Advisors on the "Testo Unico" RES. Featuring Germana Cassar and Andrea Sticchi Damiani, two of the most respected legal experts in the field, the discussion will highlight the practical implications of recent rulings by the Regional Administrative Court (TAR) and the Council of State. It will focus on future scenarios and unresolved cases, such as the controversial Suitable Areas framework (Aree Idonee).  The session will also examine emerging challenges in applying the Unified Text (TU FER) and the potential risks of new authorisation models. 📅 22 January 2025 | 📍 Milan Don't miss this opportunity to engage with top experts and key industry stakeholders. Learn more and register here: https://lnkd.in/dfeYyRne

In 2024, GreenGo saw the tangible start of its business plan as an Independent Power Producer (IPP) through gamechanging milestones.   The run-up to Christmas was an opportunity to share with REA - Reliable Energy Advisors and Latitude Srl around our Christmas tree at S/PARK - Green Hub, with the unique positive energy that distinguishes the group's community.  To celebrate the spirit of the holidays, a musical night at the Bravo Caffè in Bologna, where live music, conviviality and enjoyment were the protagonists.   These moments reinforce the awareness that behind every project or initiative there is the value of people: passion, commitment, time and vision for the future.    We prepare for a 2025 full of new goals to tackle together.   We wish happy holidays to colleagues, investors, partners and friends, with the recognition and gratitude of being a part of our journey and our daily life, year in and year out. 

European Commission approves €9.7 billion FER X scheme for constructing 17.65 GW: an extraordinary milestone for GreenGo and Italian renewables.   The European Commission has approved Italy's €9.7 billion FER X transitional aid scheme for the construction of 17.65 GW of new renewable energy capacity. This ambitious framework will support photovoltaic (10GW), wind (4GW), and other renewable technologies, introducing mechanisms such as contracts for difference with a generous #FIT scheme and investment grants to provide stability for developers and investors. The first GSE (Gestore Servizi Energetici) auction is expected in spring after Ministero dell'Ambiente e della Sicurezza Energetica (MASE)'s final approval of the decree.   Italy is the latest country to receive European Commission approval for such a large-scale renewables scheme under the Temporary Crisis and Transition Framework (#TCTF). Similar initiatives have been recently approved in Portugal (€1 billion), Poland (€1.2 billion), Hungary (€2.4 billion), France (€2.9 billion), and Germany (€2.2 billion for decarbonisation). The whole TCTF operation reflects a strong European commitment to accelerating clean energy deployment and fostering manufacturing capabilities in the renewable sector, framing Italy as a key market.   For GreenGo, this regulatory milestone underscores the attractiveness and potential of the Italian renewable energy market. As we expand our portfolio, we see this framework as a vital step toward creating a spinning environment for a new wave of investment opportunities. The FER X framework "helps Italy reduce its dependence on Russian fossil fuels while making sure that any potential competition distortions are limited,” said Teresa Ribera, Executive Vice-President for Clean, Just and Competitive Transition. Read the full PV Tech artcle: https://lnkd.in/duaeNn-Y