Since 2018, we have voluntarily embarked on a sustainability reporting journey, which we consider an integral part of our business.

Until 2023, we adopted the GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) standards. From 2024, we have embraced the challenge of the European CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive), preparing our first sustainability statement in accordance with the ESRS (European Sustainability Reporting Standards).

The main innovation compared to the past is the double materiality analysis: a rigorous method that allows us to identify and prioritize both the impacts of our activities on the environment and society, and the effects of sustainability factors on our economic performance.

This approach reinforces our commitment to full transparency towards our stakeholders.

Our growth strategy is focused on Italy and Europe, aiming to actively contribute to the continent’s energy independence. We have set an ambitious goal to guide our investments and development in the coming years, reinforcing our role in the green transition.

We believe it is no longer enough to simply reduce impacts, but that we must actively contribute to restoring climatic balance.

This is why we have launched an ambitious reforestation project on the Ihorombe plateau, planting endemic species to regenerate the ecosystem, safeguard biodiversity, and improve local microclimates.

We are at the forefront of the agrivoltaic sector, developing a virtuous approach that combines renewable energy production with sustainable land use and biodiversity protection.

Our projects integrate farming practices compatible with photovoltaic systems, creating shared value with the local area and communities.

We recognize that our people are the true driving force behind our competitiveness.

That is why we invest continually in creating a workplace that values every individual, promoting gender equality, well-being, and continuous skills development. A tangible commitment, certified to the highest standards.