Our Plants

We transform natural resources into clean energy for Italy through our integrated supply chain. Our plants are distributed across the country and produce energy from certified renewable sources – to generate value with expertise, responsibility and service continuity.

Over 60 production plants in 8 Italian regions

From the north to the south, including central Italy. Whilst it is true that our roots lie in Trentino, today our energy production extends well beyond the Alps, covering the whole of Italy. Through the Group’s companies, we control and manage 68 production plants in 8 regions that every day transform water, wind and sunlight into clean energy that ultimately powers the homes and businesses of millions of Italians.

Sarca River and Ponale Stream Hydropower System

PONTE PIA' Dam (Stenico)
SANTA MASSENZA 0, 1 and 2 Power Station (Vezzano): a pondage power station built in 1951 near Lake Molveno; equipped with Pelton turbines. Find out how to visit the Santa Massenza Power Station
NEMBIA Power Station (Nembia): a shaft-type run-of-river power station built in 1957 on the Sarca River; equipped with Kaplan turbines.
PONTE PIA’ DMV Power Station (Stenico)
RIVA DEL GARDA 1 and 2 power S
Find out how to visit the Riva del Garda Power Station
DRO Power Station (Dro): pondage power station built in 1969 on the Sarca River; equipped with Francis turbines.
FIES Power Station (Dro): pondage power station built in 1964 on the Sarca River; equipped with Francis turbines.
TORBOLE Power Station (Nago-Torbole): pondage power station built in 1964 on Lake Cavedine; equipped with Francis turbines.
Toblino Power Station (Vezzano)

Chiese River Hydropower System

MALGA BISSINA Dam (Daone)
MALGA BOAZZO Dam (Daone)
PONTE MURANDIN Dam (Daone)
BISSINA DMV Power Station (Daone)
BOAZZO DMV Power Station (Daone)
MALGA BOAZZO Power Station (Daone): storage power station built in 1959 on the Chiese River and its 14 tributaries; equipped with Pelton turbines.
CIMEGO 1 and 2 Power Station (Pieve di Bono): storage power station built in 1953 on the Chiese River; equipped with Pelton turbines.
STORO Power Plant (Storo): pondage power station built in 1960 on the Chiese River; equipped with Francis turbines.

Noce River Hydropower System

CARESER Dam (Peio)
PIAN PALÙ Dam (Peio)
MALGA MARE Power Station (Peio): storage power station built in 1931 on the Noce stream; equipped with Pelton turbines.
COGOLO 1 and 2 Power Station (Peio): pondage power station built in 1928 on the Noce stream; equipped with Pelton turbines.
Fontanino DMV Power Station (Peio)
Taio Power Station: seasonal storage power station built in 1946 and commissioned in 1951 on the Noce stream.
MEZZOCORONA Power Station: pondage power station built in 1926 and commissioned in 1929 on the Noce stream.
Santa Giustina Power Station (mini-hydro): mini-hydro power station built in 2003 and commissioned in 2004.
Mollaro Power Station (mini-hydro): mini-hydro power station built in 2003 and commissioned in 2004 on the Noce stream.

Avisio Stream Hydropower System

PEZZE' DI MOENA Dam (Moena)
PREDAZZO Power Station (Predazzo): pondage power station built in 1952 on the Avisio stream; equipped with Francis turbines.
Pozzolago Power Station: seasonal storage power station built in 1923 and commissioned in 1925 on the Rio Brusago and Rio Regnana.

Maso and Grigno Streams Hydropower System

COSTABRUNELLA Dam (Pieve Tesino)
COSTABRUNELLA 1 and 2 Power Station (Pieve Tesino): pondage power station built in 1941 on the Grigno stream.
GRIGNO Power Station (Grigno): pondage power station built in 1940 on the Grigno stream; equipped with Pelton turbines.
CARZANO Power Station (Carzano): pondage power station built in 1941 on the Maso, Ceggio and other streams.

Cismon Stream Hydropower System

VAL NOANA Dam (Imer)
Val Noana Power Station (Imer): storage power station built in 1958 on the Cismon stream; equipped with Francis turbines.

Adige River and Minor Tributaries Hydropower System

PRA DA STUA Dam (Brentonico)
PRA DA STUA 1 and 2 Power Station (Brentonico): run-of-river power station built in 1951 on the northern and southern Aviana stream and its tributaries, as well as the Sorne stream; equipped with Francis turbines.
AVIO Power Station (Avio): storage power station built in 1948 on the northern and southern Aviana stream and its tributaries; equipped with Pelton turbines.
ALA Power Station (Ala): run-of-river power station built in 1952 on the River Adige, Rio Cameras, Rio Sorne; equipped with Kaplan turbines.
MORI DMV Power Station (Mori)
ALA DMV Power Station (Ala)
BUSSOLENGO Power Station (Bussolengo)
CHIEVO Power Station (Verona)

Fersina River Hydropower System

TRENTO FERSINA Power Station (Trento)

Wind plants managed by Dolomiti Energia

Montecalvello (FG), Puglia
Troia (FG), Puglia
Poggio Imperiale (FG), Puglia
Forenza (PZ), Basilicata
Aquilonia (AV), Campania
Greci (AV), Campania
San Marco dei Cavoti (BN), Campania

Photovoltaic plants managed by Dolomiti Energia

Cappelle sul Tavo (PE) Abruzzo
Carsoli (AQ) Abruzzo
Civitaquana (PE) Abruzzo
Corvara (PE) Abruzzo
Corfinio (AQ) Abruzzo
Filetto (CH) Abruzzo
Gessopalena (CH) Abruzzo
Nettuno (RO) Lazio
Pomezia (RO) Lazio
Pomezia 2 (RO) Lazio
Castiglione in Taverina (VT) Lazio
Cassino (FR) Lazio
Cassino 2 (FR) Lazio
Rieti (RI) Lazio
Isernia (IS) Molise
Senigallia (AN) Marche
Servigliano (MC) Marche
Ostra Vetere (AN) Marche
Grottazzolina (FM) Marche
Montecassiano 2 (MC) Marche
Mondavio (PU) Marche
Apricena Grotte (FG) Puglia
Torbole Solare Trentino
Ftv Vasca Dampone Trentino

Discover how we turn water into energy

Opening our hydroelectric plants to the public lets us show the work we do every day: using water power to create energy for everyday life, then giving it back to the environment unchanged.

Dolomiti Hydrotour is an interactive experience at our power stations, perfect for understanding the importance of sustainable energy and witnessing the innovation driving Italy’s energy transition.

Visit our plants with Dolomiti Hydrotour

Hydrotour come trasformiamo l'acqua in energia