Veolia partners with Marevivo and CNR to develop integrated renewable energy system for Marevivo Floating Hub on the Tiber River

Veolia partnered with Marevivo and the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR) to develop an integrated renewable energy system for the Marevivo Floating Hub on the Tiber River in Rome. The project combines a 10 kW peak solar PV system with 2.5 kW/5 kWh battery storage, a 600 W mini wind turbine, and a planned mini hydro system of similar capacity, targeting 14,000 kWh of annual renewable electricity generation. The integrated system will supply 46% of the hub's energy needs, with excess power fed into the 'Un fiume di energia' renewable energy community. The floating hub, hosting the Center for River and Urban Biodiversity, integrates photovoltaic, mini wind, mini hydro, and storage technologies under a low-voltage grid serving the facility.

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Partner

CNR

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Compagnie Nationale du Rhône (CNR) is France's leading producer of 100% renewable electricity and the concessionaire for the Rhône river. It operates approximately 4 GW of hydropower, wind, and solar assets, generating around 15 TWh annually, while also managing river navigation, irrigation, and environmental services.

Developer

Marevivo

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Rome-based environmental NGO focused on marine conservation, biodiversity protection, and climate change advocacy through education, policy, and habitat restoration projects across Italy and the Mediterranean.

supplier

Veolia

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Veolia is a global leader in optimized resource management. The company designs and provides water, waste and energy management solutions that contribute to the sustainable development of communities and industries.