Enfinity Global has surpassed 535 MW of operational solar capacity in Italy, marking a significant expansion of its renewable energy portfolio just three years after entering operation in the country.

The company said its 18 operating solar photovoltaic plants, located across the Lazio and Emilia-Romagna regions, are expected to generate nearly 1 terawatt-hour (TWh) of renewable electricity annually. The projects are projected to avoid approximately 290,900 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions each year, while producing enough electricity to supply around 350,000 households.

The milestone comes as Italy continues to accelerate renewable energy deployment to improve energy security, reduce dependence on fossil fuel imports, and meet its decarbonization targets.

Enfinity’s Italy General Manager, Alessandro Ceschiat, said the achievement demonstrates the company’s ability to rapidly deploy energy infrastructure that supports the country’s electricity needs while creating economic value, employment, and strengthening energy security.

The company is also expanding beyond solar generation. According to market data from Elemens cited by Enfinity, the developer has become Italy’s second-largest operator by authorized solar capacity, with more than 1 GW of approved projects. It has also secured authorization for approximately 600 MW of battery energy storage system capacity, supporting a broader Italian development pipeline totaling 9.1 GW.

Enfinity said the growth of its Italian portfolio has been supported by project financing and capital structuring capabilities that have attracted more than €1 billion ($1.17 billion) in investment.

Founded in 2019, Enfinity Global develops, owns and operates renewable energy and energy storage assets worldwide. The company says it has a global portfolio of 39.6 GW of renewable energy and storage projects, including 1.2 GW currently in operation and 1.6 GW under construction, across markets in Europe, Asia, and the United States.