Strategy
EN.IT is a renewable energy specialist due to many years of experience and a consolidated know-how. Satisfactory and quick achievements are reached through constant monitoring of projects by qualified team members, keeping track of deadlines, and management of operating costs. A reliable assessment of project development ensures optimal timing of entry into promising projects, where risks are predictable and limited, and balanced by adequate returns.
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
EN.IT WORKS WITH SELECTED LOCAL TEAMS AND DEVELOPERS TO SECURE LONG TERM PPAs, MERCHANT POWER OPPORTUNITIES OR TARIFF INCENTIVES WITH REPUTABLE AND CREDITWORTHY OFF-TAKERS.

- LOCATION
Identify and secure suitable land and rooftop permits for plant construction
- PERMITTING
Obtain all necessary permits and regulatory approvals
- INTERCONNECTION
Ensure the plant can be connected to the energy grid
- PPA
Secure long term Power Purchase Agreements (“PPAs”)
FINANCING & CONSTRUCTION
OUR TECHNICAL AND COMMERCIAL TEAMS OPTIMIZE THE DESIGN, EQUIPMENT SELECTION, WARRANTIES, AND SAFETY CONDITIONS. COMPLIANCE WITH THE BUDGET AND TIME GUARANTEES COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT.

- DESIGN
Select equipment and Engineering, Procurement and Construction partner
- PROJECT FINANCE
Secure non-recourse financing
- CONSTRUCTION
EPC contractor builds the plant under a fixed-price, time limited, turnkey contract
ASSET MANAGEMENT
DAY-TO-DAY RUNNING OF THE POWER PLANTS AND ITS PERFORMANCE RATIO ARE GUARANTEED BY STRONG O&M PROVIDERS. OUR EXPERIENCED IN-HOUSE ASSET MANAGEMENT TEAM DRIVES PERFORMANCE THROUGH REAL-TIME MONITORING, ISSUE DETECTION AND PRO-ACTIVE MANAGEMENT.

- LOAN COMPLIANCE
Ensure compliance with financial and non-financial covenants
- SALE OF ASSETT
Monitor asset pricing and select optimal exit timing and pricing through structured sales process
THE ENERGY DEMAND INCREASES –
EN.IT RESPONDS
WITH GREEN ENERGY
THAT HELPS DECREASE CO₂
Market
The global energy demand is set to grow by more than a quarter to 2040 according to the World Energy Outlook 2018 by the International Energy Agency (IEA). The growing trend is mainly due rising incomes and an extra 1.7 billion people, mostly added to urban areas in developing economies.
Renewables is the technology of choice, reaching two-thirds of global capacity additions to 2040. The share of renewables in generation is expected rising to over 40% by 2040, from 25% today.
New Energy Outlook 2018 by BloombergNEF sees USD 11.5 trillion being invested globally in new power generation capacity between 2018 and 2050, with USD 8.4 trillion of that going to wind and solar.
PHOTOVOLTAIC
The global photovoltaic market – as a sub-division of the whole solar technology – has more than tenfold in the last years. According the new report for the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), global investment in solar power was USD 160.8 billion in 2017. This corresponds to a growth rate of 18% and 98GW of new solar capacity.
The study elaborated by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy ranks photovoltaic in first place in the world and in third place in growing markets. The European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA) also confirmed a shift of the largest markets from Europe to other regions of the world. EPIA said that the future growth will be driven mainly by Southeast Asia, Latin America, China, India, and the MENA region; by the middle of this century, solar energy will be the main source of energy.
160.8 BILLION US DOLLARS
WERE INVESTED
IN SOLAR POWER TECHOLOGIES IN 2017
– WITH AN UPWARD TREND
WIND
In 2017, the market for wind energy generators (onshore and offshore) reached an investment volume of 107.2 billion US dollars; wind energy is in second place of the regenerative energy segment. These results provide evidence that wind farms are one of the most established technologies in renewables, including onshore.
Apart from Europe, this market will become attractive in regions such as Australia, Africa and Asia because of ideal environmental conditions.
WIND IS RUNNER-UP
IN THE RENEWABLES MARKET
BIOMASS
The use of biomass and the generation of energy from waste plants have shown a growth rate of 8% p.a. starting from 2011. The global capacity of bioenergy 2017 is 108,958 MW and biomass is one of cheaper sources of renewable energy.
Europe and America are established markets with a strong growth. The study of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy identifies Brazil, China, and India as growing markets. Because of the low electricity production costs, Africa and Asia will reach attractive rates of growth.
THE GLOBAL BIOENERGY
CAPACITY IS 108,958 MW
– WITH POSSIBLE FURTHER
INCREMENTS
Portfolio
EN.IT is currently developing projects with a peak capacity of more than 350 MW, which corresponds to an investment volume of about 800 million EUR. The geographical focus is on Europe, Africa and Southeast Asia. EN.IT regularly checks new target markets.
