Photovoltaic

Almost all the energy we use on our planet is of solar origin.

From food (the primary source of energy and for millions of years the only one), to the exploitation of waterfalls, to fossil fuels, to wind.
The total energy from solar origin that reaches the earth in a year is equal to 19,000 billion TOE or 400 million TWH, an quantity of around 2000 times higher than that currently consumed by entire humanity. However, we have only managed to use a minimal part of this energy, especially the one that the sun has accumulated inside fossil fuels. Photovoltaics is the bet of direct use of energy from the sun, renewable by definition and distributed homogeneously over the entire planet.
This is why it is a very fascinating technology. Initially very expensive, created to power satellites in space, today, thanks to incentive policies that have increased the demand exponentially, it has become competitive even compared to the technologies of fossil fuel plants. Proof of this is the large number of plants that are built globally (firstly in India and China) without the need for incentives.
Energy Intelligence has the tools and expertise to fully manage photovoltaic technology: design, implementation, and optimised management of plants throughout the country, thanks to the proprietary technology platform, the centralised control room and the network of partners in the territory.