11 february 2026
PPA with Selective Delivery Period Exclusion
Innovative PPA structure strengthens solar projects in Italy and supports sustainable power supply for energy-intensive industries.
Energy Market Innovation: Flexible Solar PPA in Italy
A newly structured Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) sets new standards in the renewable energy market. Psaier.energies and IMER group, a European market leader for over 60 years in construction machinery manufacturing, have signed a 60-month electricity supply agreement based on solar power generated by photovoltaic plants in Italy.
Tailor-Made Energy Solution with Selective Delivery Period Exclusion
The core of the agreement is an innovative PPA model that introduces the selective exclusion of a historically low-consumption delivery period.
Within the solar PPA market in Italy, excluding specific delivery periods is highly uncommon. This contractual innovation provides:
- Predictable and stable electricity prices
- Protection against volatile energy markets
- Alignment with real industrial consumption profiles
- Maximum efficiency in long-term energy contracts
The electricity supply is sourced entirely from certified renewable energy. Solar power is generated by the new photovoltaic plant in Muzzana (UD) with an installed capacity of 4.3 MW (Megawatt photovoltaic capacity) and an annual production capacity of 6,000 MWh.
Thanks to Psaier.energies’ existing photovoltaic portfolio, fixed-price delivery can already begin in March, highlighting operational strength and secured photovoltaic capacity within the company’s renewable energy assets.
This agreement strengthens psaier.energies’ role in renewable energy while expanding its position in the photovoltaic market in Italy.
The project aligns with the growing number of approved photovoltaic plants and the increasing demand for green electricity and long-term renewable energy contracts in Italy.
Sustainable Industrial Partnership for the Future
Beyond economic planning security, environmental responsibility is a key focus. Supplying 100% solar power from photovoltaic systems reduces CO₂ emissions and actively supports the energy transition.
For psaier.energies, responsible action means transparent contracts, stable energy costs, secure renewable supply, and sustainable investment in megawatt photovoltaic (MW) capacity in Italy.
21 January 2026
Psaier.energies signs agreement with Edison Next for the transfer of photovoltaic projects in Italy
The psaier.energies Group announces the signing of an agreement with Edison Next for the transfer of photovoltaic projects in Italy, with a total authorized capacity of 15 MW.
This transaction represents a significant step in the development of renewable energy in the country and confirms the company’s strong commitment to supporting the energy transition and the decarbonization of the national energy system.
Psaier.energies will continue to support Edison Next in the permitting activities during the project implementation phase.
Active in the renewable energy sector for over 20 years, the Psaier.energies Group is a leading company and a trusted partner for electricity distributors and utilities. As the holding company of a rapidly expanding group, Psaier.energies boasts consolidated experience spanning more than two decades in the development of renewable energy projects and in providing services to energy utilities. The company operates across the entire value chain, from site identification and planning to technical design and financing, through to the commercialization of electricity.
Thanks to comprehensive know-how and tailored solutions, P Group supports its clients at every stage of the project, with the aim of delivering sustainable and economically efficient initiatives.
Eugen Psaier, CEO psaier.energies: “This agreement represents a strategic milestone that strengthens our commitment to the energy transition, enabling us to collaborate with a major international group and to invest in the development and construction of new renewable energy generation plants, for the benefit of our customers and the health of the environment.”