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High‑efficiency photovoltaic self‑consumption for a refrigerated logistics platform

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The decarbonization of large refrigerated logistics centers has become a priority to reduce energy costs, increase competitiveness, and move toward more sustainable operational models. However, the deployment of photovoltaic systems on industrial rooftops presents specific technical challenges. In addition to maximizing renewable generation, it is essential to ensure the preservation of the roof and maintain its waterproofing conditions over the long term.

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Industrial decarbonization through a sustainable energy mix

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The energy decarbonization of the brewing sector is already a reality thanks to the combination of different energy sources. Beyond electrification, the challenge lies in jointly addressing both electrical and thermal demand—two key areas in production processes.

In the brewing industry, a large share of energy consumption is dedicated to process heat (for example, wort boiling, steam generation, or cleaning), which makes it essential to integrate various technologies capable of meeting these needs efficiently and sustainably.

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GDES strengthens its positioning in Italy

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GDES continues to move forward with its international growth strategy and consolidation in the Italian market with the start of construction of two new photovoltaic plants in northern Italy, totaling more than 20 MWp of installed capacity. This new milestone in solar energy aligns with the Group’s firm commitment to position itself as a key player in Italy and as a comprehensive service provider for the energy sector.

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Industrial Thermal Decarbonization through Solar Thermal Technology

The energy transition in industry is evolving beyond electrification. Currently, more than 60% of industrial energy consumption corresponds to process heat, making thermal decarbonization one of the sector’s main challenges. In this context, many companies face the need to reduce their dependence on gas, minimize direct emissions (Scope 1), and adapt to an environment shaped by regulatory pressure and increasing sustainability requirements across the supply chain.

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