Compagnia Valdostana delle Acque - Compagnie valdôtaine des eaux

CVA (Compagnia Valdostana delle Acque - Compagnie valdôtaine des eaux) is an Italian company active in the production of electricity from renewable sources. According to its own website, it produces clean energy from hydroelectric, wind and photovoltaic plants, with an installed capacity of over 1 GW and an average annual production of around 3 billion kWh. Its roots are in the Valle d'Aosta, while its energy reaches across Italy. The CVA Group operates through companies active in four vertical areas along the energy chain: production, sales, distribution and energy efficiency.

CVA presents itself as a company that has been producing clean energy 'da sempre' (always) and describes itself as 'born renewable', with the energy of the Valle d'Aosta territory in its DNA. Its roots are in the Valle d'Aosta and its energy reaches across Italy. The CVA Group operates through companies active in four vertical areas along the entire energy chain: production, sales, distribution and energy efficiency. The parent company CVA S.p.A. owns 31 hydroelectric plants located in the Valle d'Aosta and, with its dams, artificial basins and intake canals, is present throughout the region. The subsidiary Valdigne Energie S.r.l. owns the Faubourg and Torrent hydroelectric plants. CVA Energie S.r.l. provides energy sales services and is described as 100% controlled by CVA. The Group states it aims to increase installed capacity by over 800 MW across Italy by 2029, through operations such as the revamping of hydroelectric plants and significant investments in new wind and photovoltaic plants.

One of the more solid Italian companies in the renewable energy sector, producing only energy from renewable sources.

• Hydroelectric energy

  CVA transforms the vitality of water into hydroelectric energy through dams and basins integrated into the natural environment.

• Wind energy

  CVA works with the wind to offer clean and renewable wind energy.

• Photovoltaic energy

  CVA converts the power of the sun into photovoltaic energy.

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