Sorgenia in the news

Sorgenia and Smartika have launched Italy's first social green lending community to promote sustainability.

Sorgenia and CivicaMente have launched an educational program, based on the #RigeneraBoschi project, to teach primary and middle school students about sustainable forest management and climate change.

A fire at Sorgenia's biomass power plant led to a mayoral order suspending biomass collection due to public concern and a history of similar incidents.

Sorgenia's biomass power plant in Finale Emilia has been ordered to suspend activities and take safety measures following a fire, with operations contingent on comprehensive reports and environmental checks.

An ordinance by the Mayor of Finale Emilia has suspended operations at Sorgenia's biomass power plant following a fire, requiring safety measures and environmental checks before reopening.

An fire occurred at Sorgenia's biomass power plant in Finale Emilia, involving corn bales, prompting environmental checks and proper management of extinguishing water.

A fire broke out at Sorgenia's biomass power plant in Massa Finalese, affecting an outdoor pile of agricultural biomass.

A large fire involving hay bales erupted at the Sorgenia biomass plant in Massa Finalese, requiring multiple fire brigades to contain the visible smoke.

The "Ranteghetta" photovoltaic plant project in the Milanese area has been officially canceled after Sorgenia withdrew its proposal due to new environmental regulations.

Sorgenia extends its #RigeneraBoschi project to the Cimino forest, monitoring chestnut trees with IoT devices to study forest health and sustainable management.

Sorgenia launched an energy plan, Next Energy PUNtuale Luce e Gas, that allows customers to manage their electricity and gas consumption hourly based on real-time wholesale prices.

Sorgenia is using 'Tree Talkers' sensors in Italian chestnut forests to monitor tree health and the effectiveness of sustainable management practices against climate change and pests.

Sorgenia's #RigeneraBoschi project expanded to Monte Cimino, monitoring chestnut trees with sensors to study their health and climate change response, in collaboration with the University of Milan.

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Sorgenia Green Solutions collaborates with Intesa Sanpaolo on energy requalification projects under the Superbonus initiative.

Sorgenia's Mattia Milanesi discusses how on-site Power Purchase Agreements allow companies to fix electricity prices from solar power without initial investment, reducing costs and improving ESG compliance.

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Sorgenia abandoned its Ranteghetta solar farm project in Milan due to regulatory changes, a decision welcomed by local municipalities.

Sorgenia abandoned its large photovoltaic project in Lombardy after strong opposition from local communities and politicians concerned about agricultural land impact.

Sorgenia has withdrawn its application for the 81 million euro Ranteghetta photovoltaic project, which would have covered 140 hectares of agricultural land, following strong opposition from local politicians and communities concerned about land consumption and environmental impact.