Incentives for industrial, commercial, and residential photovoltaic systems
Savesystems - Salerno
Tax incentives for solar energy
Electricity consumption significantly impacts the annual budget of any business. Anyone who runs a business, a commercial enterprise, a manufacturing facility, a hotel, or a restaurant knows the importance of reducing energy costs.
Contact Savesystems in Castel San Giorgio, in the province of Salerno, to request the installation of wind or photovoltaic systems.
The 2024 Budget Law introduced new tax incentives for solar energy, such as the Transition Plan 5.0, a concrete opportunity to save money and contribute to environmental protection by reducing the impact of CO₂ emissions.
Photovoltaic and thermo-photovoltaic for businesses in the South – PN RIC FTV SUD
The PN RIC FTV SUD measure incentivizes the construction or expansion of photovoltaic and/or thermo-photovoltaic systems for self-consumption through the recognition of a capital contribution to be applied to production units. The option of installing a storage system connected to the system is also envisaged.
The production units must be located in industrial, manufacturing, or artisanal areas of municipalities with a population of more than 5,000 inhabitants in the regions of Basilicata, Calabria, Campania, Molise, Puglia, Sardinia, and Sicily.
The beneficiaries of the measure are all types of companies that have a production unit at their disposal.
The measure's total budget is €262 million, of which 60% is earmarked for projects implemented by SMEs. The remaining 25% is earmarked for small businesses only.
Incentives for photovoltaic systems through the mechanism regulated by the GSE with the Transitional FERX Decree
Incentives for photovoltaic systems are regulated by the GSE through the mechanism governed by the Transitional FERX Decree, intended for both new systems and the renovation or upgrading of existing systems.
Plants with a capacity of ≤ 1 MW are eligible for the incentive directly, while those with a higher capacity participate in competitive procedures managed by the GSE. This is a concrete measure to promote efficiency and energy production from renewable sources.
Incentives for companies
Incentives for industrial photovoltaic systems. For those who run a business, commercial or manufacturing operation, hospitality facility, or restaurant, energy costs are a significant factor. With Savesystems, you can access the new incentives provided by renewable energy and energy transition regulations, such as the Tax Credit, the Transition Plan 5.0, and the PNRR measures.
Our industrial photovoltaic systems allow you to reduce energy costs and improve your business's sustainability, respecting the environment and enhancing your company's competitiveness. Transform your roof into a source of clean energy and savings thanks to tax incentives for photovoltaic systems.
Transition Plan 5.0: Tax Credit for the Purchase of Capital Goods
The Transition Plan 5.0, introduced by Article 38 of Legislative Decree 19/2024 and converted into Law 56/2024, is part of the PNRR (National Recovery and Resilience Plan). It provides a tax credit to companies investing in production facilities located in Italy, incentivizing the energy and digital transition of industrial processes.
The goal is to support a more efficient, sustainable production model based on renewable energy. A concrete opportunity for companies that choose to invest in photovoltaic systems and energy innovation.
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Transition Plan 5.0 - Source: GSEThe measure, which is under the ownership of the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy, provides a benefit in the form of a tax credit proportional to the expenditure incurred for the investments made.
Innovation projects eligible for the benefit involve investments in one or more new tangible assets instrumental to the operation of a business, resulting in a reduction in energy consumption of the production facility of no less than 3% or, alternatively, a reduction in energy consumption of the processes affected by the investment of no less than 5%.
The tax credit for the beneficiary company can range from 5% to 45% (the percentages vary depending on the investment quota and the reduction in energy consumption achieved).
Incentives for private residential properties
Solar energy at your fingertips: simple, sustainable, and affordable. For private individuals, the legislation also confirms tax breaks of up to 50% for the construction of residential photovoltaic systems, pursuant to Article 16-bis, paragraph 1, letter h) of the TUIR (Consolidated Income Tax Code), known as the Renovation Bonus.
The costs of purchasing and installing a photovoltaic system are 50% deductible, provided the system serves a residential property and is registered to individuals subject to IRPEF (personal income tax). This provides a concrete incentive to reduce consumption, improve energy efficiency, and increase the value of your home.
Renewable Energy Communities - CER
A CER is a group of citizens, small and medium-sized businesses, local authorities, and local authorities, including municipal administrations, cooperatives, research institutions, religious organizations, third-sector organizations, and environmental protection organizations, who share the renewable electricity produced by plants owned by one or more entities associated with the community. In a CER, renewable electricity can be shared among the various producers and consumers, thanks to the use of the national electricity distribution network, which enables the virtual sharing of such energy. The primary objective of a CER is to provide environmental, economic, and social benefits to its members and the local areas in which it operates through the self-consumption of renewable energy, significantly contributing to the spread of renewable energy plants, the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, and the country's energy independence. To create a CER, it is necessary to legally establish the CER, in the form of an association, third-sector entity, cooperative, benefit cooperative, consortium, or non-profit organization, i.e. to provide the CER has its own legal autonomy and is characterised by a memorandum of association and a statute.
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Transition Plan 5.0 - Source: GSEA CER is a community that brings together renewable energy producers and consumers. You can therefore participate in the CER as:
- renewable energy producer: a person who builds a photovoltaic system or other renewable energy system;
- self-consumer of renewable energy, Producer: a person who owns a renewable energy generation system and produces energy to meet their own consumption and share excess energy with the rest of the community;
- electricity consumer, Consumer: a person who does not own any energy generation system, but has their own electricity supply, whose consumption can be partially covered by the renewable electricity produced by other members of the community.
CER Incentives
CER – Source GSETo be eligible for the incentives provided for the CER, the renewable energy production plants, which are part of the CER, must have a power output no greater than 1 MW.
For all CERs, incentives on self-consumed energy are provided in two different forms:
- An incentive tariff on energy produced by renewable energy sources and virtually self-consumed by CER members. This tariff is recognized by the GSE for a period of 20 years from the date each renewable energy plant enters into operation. The tariff ranges between €60/MWh and €120/MWh, depending on the size of the plant and the market value of the energy.
- A valorization fee for self-consumed energy, defined by ARERA – the Regulatory Authority for Energy, Networks and the Environment. This fee is approximately €8/MWh.
Furthermore, all renewable electricity generated but not self-consumed remains available to producers and is valued at market conditions. For this energy, it is possible to request access to the dedicated withdrawal pricing from the GSE.
Finally, only those CERs whose production plants are located in municipalities with a population of fewer than 5,000 inhabitants will receive a capital contribution equal to 40% of the investment cost, drawn from PNRR resources.
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