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Solar Construction 2026: the future of photovoltaics lies in management.

Solar Construction 2026, Italia Solare’s event dedicated to the construction, management and maintenance of large‑scale photovoltaic plants, has come to a close in Bari.

It was an important day of discussion for the entire sector, at a time when around 20 GWp of new capacity is expected in Italy: increasingly complex construction sites where quality, safety and technical choices truly make the difference.

The ESPE Group took part with Alberto Casalin, Service & Sales Director at Reflow, who spoke during the session dedicated to plant management with a contribution focusing on handover and operational takeover: guarantees, responsibilities and operational continuity — aspects that are becoming ever more central to ensuring long‑term performance.

Our thanks go to Italia Solare for creating such a high‑quality forum for dialogue, and to all the colleagues, partners and industry professionals we met in Bari. It is through continuous exchange that the entire Italian photovoltaic supply chain continues to grow.

See you in 2027!

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ESPE inaugurates Reflow’s new headquarters, a strategic hub for renewable energy plant maintenance

ESPE has inaugurated Reflow’s new headquarters in Galliera Veneta (Padua), a new operational hub dedicated to the Group’s maintenance and management of renewable energy plants. The facility, comprising approximately 500 square metres of office space and 1,000 square metres of warehouse area, has been designed to support the more efficient coordination of operations across the country and to underpin the company’s ongoing growth.

Reflow has rapidly established itself as a specialist in both routine and extraordinary maintenance of photovoltaic systems and small wind turbines, recording significant growth in terms of operational activity and workforce. From 2024 to the present day, the company has expanded from around 15 to 45 professionals operating across several regions in Italy.

The opening of the new headquarters marks a further step in the ESPE Group’s development strategy, aimed at ensuring operational continuity, efficiency and long-term reliability of its plants.

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ESPE at Duezerocinquezero: three days of dialogue and shared vision

The 2026 edition of Duezerocinquezero, the National Forum on Sustainability and Energy, has come to a close. The event brought together institutions, businesses, research organisations and academia in Padua to explore the challenges and opportunities of the energy transition. It was an intensive three-day programme of meetings, dialogue and exchange, held in a high-profile setting that once again highlighted the value of bringing together diverse expertise and perspectives. The participation of institutional representatives and leading players from the energy sector further reinforced the Forum’s role as a recognised platform for dialogue between the public and private sectors. We would like to thank the organisers and all participants for the quality of the discussions and the valuable networking opportunities that emerged during the event. For the entire ESPE Group, it was a pleasure to contribute actively and with genuine commitment to shaping the future of Italy’s energy landscape.

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ESPE at 2026 Renewable Energy

The Renewable Energy 2026 Conference, organised by Politecnico di Milano, has just concluded. The event is one of Italy’s leading forums dedicated to analysing trends and future prospects in the renewable energy sector, and ESPE took part as a research partner.

The conference provided a valuable opportunity for dialogue among industry operators, institutions and key stakeholders, offering an up-to-date overview of market developments, from technological innovation to regulatory evolution.

During the event, Ernest Juricic, Sales Director at ESPE, shared the company’s perspective on the development of photovoltaics in Italy, with particular attention to agrivoltaics, an area that is becoming increasingly strategic for the sector’s growth.

His contribution emphasised the importance of an approach that integrates technical expertise, sustainability and constructive dialogue with local communities—an essential factor in delivering projects capable of generating shared value.

Participation in the Observatory confirms ESPE’s commitment to actively contributing to the growth of the energy sector and to the development of sustainable models.

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