Who are the 2 Italian companies with which Saipem will launch itself into wind power
Saipem, Agnes and Qint'x will build a wind farm of 56 turbines in the Adriatic Sea. All the details
From fossils to renewables. Saipem, a company that has always been involved in the construction of infrastructures for the research and exploration of hydrocarbons, makes the great leap into the world of clean energy. And it does so with Agnes and Qint'x, two Italian companies specialized in the renewable energy sector.
All the details on the two companies that will help Saipem expand its core business.
THE PROJECT
In recent days, Saipem has signed a memorandum of understanding with Agnes and Qint'x for the construction of a wind farm in the Adriatic Sea off the coast of Ravenna. The project involves the installation of 56 turbines on fixed foundations on the seabed at two different sites. Some turbines will be installed beyond 8 nautical miles, others beyond 12 miles. The total installed power will be 450 MegaWatts ( details here ).
AGNES
Agnes, a company for the development of renewable energy in the Adriatic Sea that deals, as stated on the site , with offshore and nearshore wind, floating solar in the sea, energy storage systems, production of hydrogen from renewable sources, is owned by Alberto Bernabini.
QINT'X
Qint'x is an Italian company, established in 1998, specialized in the renewable energy sector, in particular photovoltaic, wind, hydroelectric and e-mobility, controlled by Qint'x holding Srl.
The company's sole director is always Alberto Bernarbini.
THE NUMBERS OF QINT'X
At 31 December 2018, the company recorded a profit of 8,325 euros, a sharp decrease compared to the 56,735 euros of 2017. The revenues also decreased: 1,586,219 in 2018, compared to 3,184,478 euros in 2017. the costs were equal to 1,277,081 euros.
This is a machine translation from Italian language of a post published on Start Magazine at the URL https://www.startmag.it/energia/saipem-eolico-in-adriatico/ on Mon, 31 Aug 2020 05:31:29 +0000.