For Altair Chemical, energy management is a strategic lever for supporting competitiveness, ensuring industrial continuity and advancing the transition towards increasingly sustainable production processes.
As of 31 December 2025, our energy mix reflects a long-term pathway built through investment, the integration of renewable sources, self-generation and long-term power supply agreements.
Altair Chemical’s energy mix is composed as follows:
This diversified approach enables us to combine different energy sources and technologies, make the most of the specific characteristics of our production sites and progressively reduce our dependence on conventional energy sources.
These figures translate into three particularly significant indicators:
A significant contribution also comes from the Guarantees of Origin associated with the Energy Release mechanism, which is designed to support the development of new renewable electricity generation capacity for energy-intensive companies.
The measure provides for a 36-month advance supply period, during which the GSE – Gestore dei Servizi Energetici, Italy’s Energy Services Manager – supplies energy-intensive companies with available renewable electricity at a predetermined price.
In return, the beneficiaries undertake to develop new renewable energy plants, either directly or through third parties. The energy received in advance is subsequently returned through the output generated by the new plants over the following twenty years.
For an energy-intensive industrial company such as Altair Chemical, the energy transition requires a strategy capable of combining security of supply, process efficiency, self-generation and the growing use of renewable sources.
The results achieved in 2025 confirm an industrial pathway based on tangible investment and measurable solutions, with the objective of progressively reducing the energy and environmental impact of our operations and contributing to the development of an increasingly sustainable chemical industry.
