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Tax incentives for solar energy

The consumption of electricity has a significant impact on the annual budget of any business: this is well known by those who run a commercial or manufacturing business, a hospitality facility, a hotel, or a restaurant.

Contact Savesystems in Castel San Giorgio, in the province of Salerno, to save by requesting the installation of wind or photovoltaic systems: the 2024 Budget Law introduces new tax incentives for solar energy, such as the Transition Plan 5.0. It’s an excellent way to immediately save valuable resources for your business and respect the environment by reducing CO2 emissions!

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Incentives for businesses

Incentives for industrial photovoltaic systems
If you own a business, a commercial or manufacturing activity, a hospitality establishment, a hotel, a restaurant, or any other type of enterprise, you know how much electricity consumption affects the annual budget. You can transform your business by taking advantage of the latest regulations on renewable energy and energy transition, which introduce new tax incentives such as the Tax Credit, the Transition Plan 5.0, and the PNRR Measure.

With the new incentives and the solutions we offer, you can turn your roof into a source of energy, savings, and profit. Switching to solar energy is simple and advantageous: industrial photovoltaic systems allow you to immediately save valuable resources for your business and respect the environment by reducing CO2 emissions impact!

Transition Plan 5.0: Tax Credit for the purchase of capital goods

Following the Transition Plan 4.0, the Transition Plan 5.0 is a plan established by Article 38 of the Decree Law 19/2024, converted into Law 56/2024, as part of Measure 7 – Investment 15 “Transition 5.0” of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR). It grants a Tax Credit to businesses that make new investments in production facilities located in Italy. The plan aims to support the transition of production processes towards an energy-efficient, sustainable model based on renewable energy sources.

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    The Measure, assigned to the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy, grants a benefit in the form of a tax credit proportional to the expenditure incurred for the investments made.

    Eligible for the benefit are innovation projects involving investments in one or more new tangible assets essential for business operations, through which a reduction in energy consumption at the production facility has been achieved, no less than 3%, or alternatively, a reduction in energy consumption of the processes affected by the investment, not less than 5%.

    The Tax Credit for the beneficiary company can range from 5% to 45% (the percentages vary depending on the investment shares and the reduction in energy consumption achieved).

    Transition 5.0 Plan - Source GSE

Incentives for residential individuals

The sun's energy at your fingertips: simple, sustainable, and even cost-effective.

Good news for private individuals as well: a tax deduction of 50% is confirmed, regulated under Article 16-bis, paragraph 1, letter h) of the TUIR (the so-called renovation bonus).

The expenses for the purchase and installation of a photovoltaic system are deductible at 50% if the system is placed in service of the residential property and are applicable to IRPEF taxpayers (individuals).

Renewable Energy Communities - REC

A REC (Renewable Energy Community) is a group of citizens, small and medium-sized enterprises, local authorities, and local governments, including municipal administrations, cooperatives, research institutions, religious bodies, third-sector organisations, and environmental protection entities, that share renewable electricity produced by plants owned by one or more members of the community.

In a REC, renewable electricity can be shared between different producers and consumers, thanks to the use of the national electricity distribution grid, which enables the virtual sharing of such energy.

The primary goal of a REC is to provide environmental, economic, and social benefits to its members or associates and the local areas where it operates, through self-consumption of renewable energy, contributing significantly to the spread of renewable energy systems, the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, and the energy independence of the country.

To create a REC, it is necessary to legally establish the REC in the form of an association, third-sector organisation, cooperative, benefit corporation, consortium, or non-profit organisation, meaning the REC must have its own legal autonomy, defined by a founding document and a set of bylaws.

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    A REC (Renewable Energy Community) is a community that brings together producers of renewable energy and energy consumers. Therefore, it is possible to participate in the REC as:

    • Producer of renewable energy: A subject who builds a photovoltaic system, or another renewable energy system.
    • Self-consumer of renewable energy: A subject who owns a renewable energy production system and produces energy to meet their own consumption needs, sharing any excess energy with the rest of the community.
    • Consumer of electricity: A subject who does not own an energy production system but has their own electricity supply, whose consumption can be partially covered by renewable electricity produced by other members of the community. 
    Piano Transizione 5.0 - Fonte GSE

  • Incentivi CER

    To access the incentives provided for Renewable Energy Communities (RECs), renewable energy production systems that are part of the REC must have a capacity not exceeding 1 MW.

    Incentives for all RECs are available for self-consumed energy in two forms:

    • An incentive tariff for energy produced from renewable energy sources (RES) and virtually self-consumed by REC members. This tariff is granted by the GSE (Gestore dei Servizi Energetici) for 20 years from the commissioning date of each RES system. The tariff ranges between €60/MWh and €120/MWh, depending on the system size and the market value of the energy.
    • A compensation for the value of self-consumed energy, defined by ARERA (Regulatory Authority for Energy, Networks and Environment). This compensation is approximately €8/MWh.

    Furthermore, all renewable electricity produced but not self-consumed remains available to the producers and is valued at market conditions. For this energy, producers may request access to the economic terms of the dedicated withdrawal from the GSE.


    Finally, for RECs whose production systems are located in municipalities with fewer than 5,000 residents, a capital grant covering 40% of the investment cost is available through PNRR resources.

    CER – Fonte GSE

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