Milan Linate Airport's Photovoltaic System to Generate 10 GWh Annually, Covering 20% of Consumption
Milan Linate Airport has launched a photovoltaic system developed by A2A Group for Sea, expected to generate over 10 gigawatt hours of renewable energy annually. This capacity will satisfy up to 20% of the airport's daily energy needs, equivalent to the consumption of approximately 3,700 families.
The system features intelligent solar tracking modules, maximizing energy capture and reducing waste. Annually, the plant aims to cut around 5,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions, contributing to the decarbonization of air transport.
A2A’s investment aligns with its 2035 Industrial Plan, emphasizing renewable energy. Italy, recognized for its solar energy production, had nearly 39.9 GW of installed photovoltaic power by June 2025, with Lombardy leading in installations.
