Italy

Soverzene hydroelectric power station— 213.5 MW Hydroelectric

HydroRenewableVerified: Mar 2026

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In Italy, the SOVERZENE power generation facility ranks as the 139th largest plant in the country, with a capacity of 213.5 MW. This hydroelectric station is noteworthy as it secures the 29th position among Italy's 107 hydro plants, contributing about 0.16% to the national energy capacity of 131,053 MW, where gas is the predominant fuel source. The plant, strategically commissioned to harness the energy of flowing water, showcases advanced hydro technology that translates kinetic energy into electricity, thereby supporting Italy's renewable energy goals. Situated within 50 km of other significant hydroelectric facilities such as the Fadalto hydroelectric power station and its counterparts, which boast capacities of 220 MW and 210 MW respectively, SOVERZENE exemplifies a regional commitment to maximizing the potential of hydro resources. While Italy's energy landscape is heavily influenced by gas, the collective output of these hydro plants offers a vital alternative, particularly in periods of high electricity demand when gas resources may be stretched. The role of SOVERZENE is pivotal in this context, providing a reliable source of clean energy that complements the utility of fossil fuels. As the Italian energy sector increasingly prioritizes sustainability, SOVERZENE's contributions are expected to grow, reinforcing the importance of hydroelectric power in achieving national environmental targets and enhancing energy independence.