Leonardo targets over 10% renewable energy self-generation in Italy

By Public Technologies
  • Leonardo is advancing renewable energy self-generation to cover over 10% of its annual electricity consumption in Italy once fully operational.
  • The photovoltaic program spans 20 Italian sites, with approximately 43 MW of total installed capacity.
  • Annual generation is expected to reach approximately 55 GWh, avoiding around 13,000 tonnes of CO₂-equivalent emissions each year.
  • The initiative supports the group's Sustainability Plan and aligns with its Transition Plan.
  • Completion of the “LED Full Potential Lighting” project adds to the group's decarbonization initiatives.


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