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Days left21
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Annual return9,75%
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Investment duration48 MONTHS
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Min/Max investment300 / 500.000€
The Azzalini family and the climate transition under the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
With the aim of supporting the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the family has decided to contribute to 6 of the 17 goals established to reduce polluting sources:
WHAT AM I ABOUT TO INVEST IN?
SEVIN S.r.l. proposes the subscription of a financing with a minimum amount of €100,000 and a maximum of €500,000 intended to support the realization of a photovoltaic system serving the Renewable Energy Community “Le Masiere”, in the Municipality of Sospirolo (Belluno). The project involves the installation of a 999.18 kWp photovoltaic system on a former quarry area of approximately 13,265 sqm, with an estimated annual production of about 1.08 GWh of electricity from renewable sources. The initiative was created with the aim of fostering the energy transition of the territory through a shared self-consumption model within the "Le Masiere" REC, involving families and businesses connected to the primary substation AC001E01594, active in the Municipalities of Sedico, Santa Giustina, Sospirolo, and Belluno.
RENEWABLE ENERGY COMMUNITY – “LE MASIERE”
PROJECT SUMMARY
The “CER Le Masiere” Renewable Energy Community, developed by SEVIN S.r.l., provides for the construction of a 999.18 kWp photovoltaic plant in the Municipality of Sospirolo (Belluno), on a former quarry site covering a total area of 13,265 square metres in Località Masiere.
The plant will be connected to primary substation AC001E01594, which serves the Municipality of Sedico and parts of the Municipalities of Santa Giustina, Sospirolo and Belluno. The initiative was created with the aim of promoting the local production and sharing of electricity from renewable sources through the establishment of the “Le Masiere” Renewable Energy Community, involving private consumers and local businesses connected to the same primary substation.
The 999.18 kWp “CER Le Masiere” plant will be built on the site of a former quarry in Località Masiere, Sospirolo. The project will be authorised through a DILA procedure under the simplified permitting regime applicable to renewable energy plants below 1 MW located in an area deemed suitable.
The electricity generated will be used for shared self-consumption among the members of the Renewable Energy Community, making a tangible contribution to the energy transition and reducing reliance on fossil fuel-based energy. The plant is expected to generate approximately 1,079,000 kWh per year, with an estimated self-consumption rate of 61%, corresponding to approximately 654,463 kWh shared annually within the Renewable Energy Community. According to the business plan, the energy community may involve approximately 500 private users and 25 business users. The project will be carried out by Soltech Energy S.r.l. for the structural and installation works, using 720 Wp photovoltaic modules manufactured by Haitai Solar Europe GmbH and inverters manufactured by Fox ESS, under the technical coordination of the workforce and professionals appointed by the project promoter.
The project forms part of the energy transition strategy promoted by the owners of SEVIN S.r.l., a company already active in the energy sector, and benefits from the incentives provided under the NRRP for Renewable Energy Communities located in municipalities with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants. According to the estimates set out in the business plan, the plant will also enable a reduction of approximately 647 tonnes of CO₂ emissions per year, generating environmental, economic and social benefits for the local area and for the members of the Renewable Energy Community.
RENEWABLE ENERGY COMMUNITY
QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENT
INTEREST RATE
The "Le Masiere" REC is developed within the territory of the Province of Belluno, under the primary substation AC001E01594, which affects the Municipality of Sedico and part of the Municipalities of Santa Giustina, Sospirolo, and Belluno. The photovoltaic system will be built in the Municipality of Sospirolo, in Località Masiere, on a former quarry area of approximately 13,265 sqm.
SEVIN S.R.L.
| Company name | Sevin S.r.l. |
|---|---|
| VAT number | 01367700224 |
| Date of incorporation | 27/10/1989 |
| Registered office | Castelfranco Veneto (TV), Via San Pio X S.N.C., 31033 |
| Legal form | Limited liability company |
| Major shareholders | Giorgio Azzalini |
| Main business activity (ATECO) | 68.11 - Buying and selling of own real estate |
| LEI (Legal Entity Identifier) | 529900B82IZ7P9KYAU74 |
SEVIN S.r.l. is an Italian company operating in the energy sector, with a development path built on experience, operational continuity and the ability to evolve in line with market changes. The company was incorporated in 1989. Its roots lie in a long-standing tradition connected to energy services and traditional mobility, through which it has developed commercial, organisational and management expertise that now forms the basis of its growth strategy in the renewable energy sector. In recent years, SEVIN has undertaken a significant strategic transformation focused on environmental sustainability and the energy transition, with the aim of making a tangible contribution to the spread of more efficient, decentralised and sustainable energy models. In this context, the company has embarked on a path centred on the development of photovoltaic plants and projects related to Renewable Energy Communities (RECs), which are regarded as key instruments for promoting the local production and sharing of clean energy.
The company’s vision is based on the intention to combine technological innovation, environmental sustainability and the creation of value for the local area. Through the development of high-efficiency photovoltaic plants, SEVIN aims to generate electricity from renewable sources, contributing to the reduction of CO₂ emissions, the promotion of shared self-consumption and the strengthening of the energy independence of local communities. One of the company’s most representative initiatives is the project located in the Municipality of Sospirolo, which involves the construction of an approximately 1 MW photovoltaic plant capable of producing more than 1 million kWh of solar electricity per year for the benefit of the “Le Masiere” Renewable Energy Community.
The project was conceived with the aim of involving citizens and businesses in a virtuous energy-sharing model capable of generating economic, environmental and social benefits for the local area. SEVIN’s approach is distinguished by particular attention to the industrial, economic and financial sustainability of the initiatives it develops. The company structures its projects with a long-term perspective, making use of incentive schemes connected to the ecological transition, collective self-consumption systems and Renewable Energy Communities, while maintaining a strong focus on the stability of financial flows and the sustainability of investments. Today, SEVIN S.r.l. positions itself as an evolving company within the Italian green economy, with the ambition of actively contributing to the development of renewable energy and the spread of innovative, sustainable and participatory energy models capable of creating shared value for businesses, citizens and the local area.
ANALYST OPINION
The analysis of the Company seeking to raise financing is based on the report issued by EasyFintech S.r.l. – licensed pursuant to Article 134 of the Italian Consolidated Public Security Act (TULPS), Prefecture of Milan, protocol no. 14795/12B15E dated 31/01/2020 – and relies on data-processing tools connected to available databases such as CRIF, CRIBIS, CeBi, Cerved, Dun & Bradstreet, InfoCamere and other financial scoring tools integrated with Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Data Analysis.
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SDGS
The SDGs – Sustainable Development Goals are 17 goals established by the United Nations under the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development as the framework for a strategic programme aimed at “achieving a better and more sustainable future for all” by 2030.
https://sdgs.un.org/goals
Why these SDGs?
• SDG 7 – production of affordable electricity from renewable sources;
• SDG 9 – development of resilient structures and infrastructure;
• SDG 11 – improvement of the overall efficiency of buildings and communities;
• SDG 12 – responsible production through the use of renewable energy;
• SDG 13 – action to combat and mitigate climate change, with a corresponding reduction in greenhouse gas emissions;
• SDG 17 – multi-stakeholder partnerships to address the shared challenges associated with the transition towards a more sustainable energy system.
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RENEWABLE ENERGY COMMUNITY
Evaluation of Energy Impact and Environmental Benefits Generated
It is estimated that the REC "Le Masiere" developed by SEVIN S.r.l. will have a total annual generation of approximately 1,079,000 kWh, which is equivalent to approximately:
(1 tCO2 ≈ 100 mature trees; source: FAO/CNRS)
(~166 ha; 1 field = 0.7 ha)
(average car emission: 1.43 tCO2/year)
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