Solar Companies in Italy

246 solar companies in Italy — installers, manufacturers, EPCs and more. Free to browse.

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SOPIM ENERGIA logo

SOPIM ENERGIA

ListedAssociation / Non-ProfitConsulting Services
location_onRomaItaly
EN

Energred Srl

ListedConsulting Services
location_onRomaItaly
VE

Vespera Energy

ListedConsulting Services
location_onGrottaglie - TAItaly
Adriatica Energia logo

Adriatica Energia

ListedAssociation / Non-ProfitConsulting Services
location_onMilanItaly
AM

Amaranto Group

ListedEPC Project Developer
location_onMilanoItaly
BI
location_onCastagnole delle LanzeItaly
EnergTrade logo

EnergTrade

ListedManufacturer
location_onStrambinoItaly
CE

Ceresa Next

ListedConsulting Services
location_onTurinItaly
A2

A29 Energy to Build

ListedConsulting Services
location_onMazara del ValloItaly
IN

Infinityhub S.p.A. Benefit

ListedConsulting Services
location_onVeneziaItaly
Solbian logo

Solbian

ListedManufacturerBIPV (Building Integrated)
location_onAvigliana/ItalyItaly
KS

KSI Solar

ListedDistributor ComponentsInstaller
location_onMilanItaly
WE

Wesii

ListedConsulting Services
location_onChiavariItaly
SO

Solarplace

ListedVIPV (Vehicle Integrated)
location_onCagliariItaly
KE

Kenergia S.r.l.

ListedEPC Project DeveloperInstaller
location_onRomeItaly
IM

IMPIANTI SOLARI Ing.Patrizi

ListedConsulting Services
location_onRAVENNAItaly
GR

Green Utility S.p.A

ListedManufacturer
location_onRomaItaly
AI
location_onFirenzeItaly
RE

ReFeel EPC Italia

ListedEPC Project Developer
location_onCasalpusterlengoItaly
LO

LOGEN Group

ListedIPP
location_onRomaItaly
4

4 Energy Srl

ListedConsulting Services
location_onGrottammareItaly
SK

SKY-NRG

ListedIPP
location_onCastiglione delle StiviereItaly
PE

Peridot Solar

ListedIPP
location_onMilanItaly
SU

Sun Ballast

ListedInstaller
location_onReggio nell'EmiliaItaly

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Solar Market in Italy

Comprehensive overview of the solar sector, leading regions, incentives, and choosing an installer.

Italy is one of Europe's leading solar markets, ranked #2 in installed photovoltaic capacity at approximately 30 GW. PVFirms currently lists 246+ solar companies operating across Italy, covering residential, commercial, industrial, and utility-scale segments.

Market Size & Growth

Italy has installed approximately 30 GW of solar PV capacity, with annual additions accelerating due to electricity price volatility, EU climate targets, and corporate decarbonization commitments. The installed cost of residential solar typically ranges around €1800 per kW installed (excluding battery storage). Commercial and utility-scale projects benefit from significantly lower per-kW costs at scale.

Italy at a Glance

MetricItalyEurope
Installed PV capacity~30 GW#2 in Europe
Avg. residential cost€1800/kWEU range €1,100–2,400/kW
Companies listed246all categories
Key incentivesSuperbonus 110%, Conto Energianational schemes
Top solar regionsSicily, Apulia, Lombardy

Incentives & Support Schemes

  • Superbonus 110%
  • Conto Energia
  • Detrazione 50% bonus

Top Solar Regions in Italy

  • Sicily
  • Apulia
  • Lombardy
  • Veneto
  • Emilia-Romagna

Common Use Cases

  • Rooftop residential
  • Agri-voltaic
  • Industrial self-consumption
  • Island microgrids

How to Choose a Solar Installer in Italy

  • Verification status — PVFirms verifies business registration
  • Local references — request 2-3 recent projects in your region
  • Warranty terms — both product (10-25 years) and workmanship warranties
  • After-sales support — monitoring services, maintenance, response times
  • Permitting experience — particularly important in dense urban areas
  • Insurance coverage — professional liability and product insurance

Frequently Asked Questions — Solar in Italy

Quick answers to common questions about solar installation, costs, incentives, and choosing an installer in Italy.

PVFirms currently lists 246+ solar companies in Italy, ranging from local installers to manufacturers and engineering firms.