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Centrale Idroelettrica “G.B. Pirelli” di Rovesca, Italia

“G.B. Pirelli” Hydroelectric power plant in Rovesca

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The Plant

“G.B. Pirelli” Hydroelectric power plant in Rovesca

The “G.B. Pirelli” hydroelectric power plant in Rovesca is located in the territory of Antrona Schieranco, a small town in the province of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola, in the Ossola Valley in Piedmont. It was designed in 1920 by the architect Luigi Bisi.

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Technology

Hydroelectric

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Status

Operating

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Operating capacity

45.6 MW

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Energy production

85 GWh

Average production achieved in the last three representative years.

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CO2 emissions avoided

38,911 metric tons per year

 

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Energy needs met

About 32,000 families for year

 

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Impact on local communities

The plant is fed by water from two dams – the Campliccioli and Alpe Cavalli dams – which located about 1,400 meters above sea level, and from Lake Antrona, located at about 1,000 meters. The Rovesca plant, like the other plants in the Ossola Valley, is not only perfectly integrated into the landscape but is an iconic structure, a destination for photographers and enthusiasts of industrial architecture. As part of the enhancement of the area's assets, we are developing a sustainable tourism project in the Ossola Valley: we’re opening the facilities to the public, installing artistic lighting systems and developing sustainable mobility.

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