The acquisition of plants by Adoria Partners has as its main objective to improve both technological and economic efficiency. This process not only involves upgrading existing equipment, but also picking the right technology to increase production efficiency per unit of time.
In addition to modernizing technological systems, Adoria Partners also implements measures to optimize revenue streams, thus increasing profitability.
A significant example of this strategy is the implementation of solar tracking systems. These systems allow solar panels to follow the movement of sun during the day, maximizing its exposure to sunlight.
The technological modernization includes:
Equipment upgrade:
Replacement of obsolete machinery with more advanced and efficient models, including high-efficiency bifacial solar panels that capture light from both sides
Introduction of new technologies:
Precision mono-axial tracking systems that optimize panel orientation along the east-west axis, increasing energy yield by 20-25% compared to fixed-tilt installations
Intelligent tracking algorithms that adjust panel angles based on real-time solar irradiance and weather conditions
Implementation of distributed inverters and DC power optimizers to minimize energy losses at the string and module level, and enhance system resilience by decoupling panel performance
Advanced energy storage solutions using next-generation lithium-ion and solid-state battery technologies
Automation and digitalization:
AI-powered predictive maintenance systems using machine learning algorithms
Real-time performance monitoring with IoT sensors
Drone-based inspection and cleaning technologies
Adoria Partners invests the development of new plants for the production of energy from renewable sources. This initiative not only expands clean energy production capacity, but also contributes to environmental sustainability and innovation in the energy sector.
As part of the construction of new plants, Adoria Partners adopts an inclusive approach, evaluating scenarios in which it is possible to share the benefits deriving from energy production with various parties that make up the consumption ecosystem. This may include:
Involvement of communities close to new plants, offering opportunities for sharing economic benefits deriving from energy production.
Partnering with companies and industries to provide them with renewable energy at competitive prices, reducing their ecological footprint.
Partnerships with public bodies to support sustainability initiatives and promote green energy policies.
Offering renewable energy solutions directly to consumers, improving access to clean energy and incentivising the adoption of sustainable technologies.
With solar energy, we embrace a sustainable system that harnesses an inexhaustible source of power: the sun. This renewable resource allows us to cultivate a greener and more responsible future, reducing environmental impact and contributing to the fight against climate change. Thanks to its clean nature solar energy is the smart choice to power our world safely and efficiently, brightening our lives and protecting the planet for generations to come.
Solar energy, exploited by man since ancient times, is a primary source of renewable energy, essential for natural phenomena such as photosynthesis, winds, tides... The invention of the solar cell in the 19th century allowed for the conversion of solar energy into electrical energy. Today, solar energy is the fastest-expanding renewable energy source, with an annual growth rate of 24%. Solar energy offers numerous benefits, including scalability, zero emissions (both CO2 and noise), and versatility in applications, from residential rooftops to large solar farms.
In Italy, over 20 TWh of solar energy is produced annually, with most of the plants located in the northern part of the country. Solar energy has a minimal impact on the environment, with solar farms occupying only 0.05% of the national territory, while still contributing significantly to the reduction of carbon emissions, with over 400 million tons of CO2 (2019 data). It therefore presents itself as an exceptional investment opportunity, taking advantage of a sunny climate with a significantly higher number of daylight hours than in northern European countries.
This wealth of sunlight creates an ideal environment for the installation of high-efficiency photovoltaic systems, which can generate constant and abundant energy production. Thanks to this potential, investments in the Italian solar sector promise attractive returns and a significant contribution to the transition to a low-carbon economy, benefiting the environment and the country's economy.