Renewable energy is becoming increasingly important today, both globally and locally.
On a global scale, it accounts for a growing share of electricity generation: in 2023, 30% of the world’s electricity came from renewable sources, with solar and wind expanding rapidly according to Ember and the International Energy Agency*.
This growth is also driven by a sharp increase in installations: according to the International Renewable Energy Agency*, in 2025 installed renewable capacity rose by more than 15%, led in particular by photovoltaics and wind power.
For companies like Ghelfi Ondulati, investing in these sources means autonomy, sustainability, and resilience: reducing dependence on fossil fuels and limiting environmental impact in an increasingly unstable energy context.
At the Buglio in Monte site, solar energy has been an integral part of the company’s model since 2011: in 2025, the photovoltaic system produced more than 389,000 kWh of renewable energy, helping to cover part of the company’s energy needs.
And we continue to invest in this direction.
A new system is nearing completion and will significantly increase self-production, covering up to around 15% of total consumption.
A choice that goes beyond numbers.
For Ghelfi Ondulati, adopting renewable energy is not just about energy performance, but a true commitment to the environment and future generations:
🌱 reducing environmental impact
⚡ making production processes more resilient
🤝 taking concrete action in the face of environmental challenges
Sustainability, like the sun, is a resource present every day. It is up to companies to choose how to harness it to build a more responsible future—transforming energy into tangible value: economic, environmental, and social.
