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18

News

Corporate

September 2012

www.read-eurowire.com

Enel Green Power (EGP) has started

operations at its 17MW Rancia 2

geothermal plant in Tuscany, Italy,

part of a €500m industrial plan for the

development of geothermal energy in

the area. The plant will generate around

150 million kilowatt hours of power,

saving the equivalent of 100,000 tonnes

of CO

2

and 33,000 TOE (tonnes of oil

equivalent) of fossil fuels per year.

Enel Green Power’s CEO, Francesco Starace,

said: “These works show our commitment

to the continuous search for the

improvement of the existing power fleet

whereas, at the same time, we maintain

our involvement in further increasing our

generation capacity globally by putting

new plants into operation.”

Work is currently in progress on the

Rancia 1 and Le Prata plants, located

in the towns of Radicondoli (Siena)

and Castelnuovo (Pisa) while the three

Amiata-area geothermal plants, all

located in the town of Piancastagnaio

(Siena), are scheduled to enter service

shortly, completely refurbished.

Enal Green Power SpA – Italy

Website

:

www.enelgreenpower.com

Geothermal

energy in Italy

The launch of new releases at wire 2012 proved particularly

successful for expowire.net.

Companies, both exhibitors and visitors, joined up to showcase

their services on the network which has been a reference point

for companies during the last ten years.

Even the wire, springs, fasteners and related industries are

adapting to internet and new communications technology, and

the benefits that

www.expowire.net

offers are considerable.

180,000 visitors (certified by Google Analytics) enter the network

every year, visiting more than half a million pages. More than

13,000 companies are registered, and over 200 companies

decided to use this opportunity to promote themselves. It is

easier on the Internet to find your company on a social network,

rather than just having your own website.

“We created a hub,” explained manager Davide Dell’Oro. “The

idea came to me by visiting the exhibition in Düsseldorf in 2002.

In the multitude of stands, side by side, it is easy for a visitor

to get lost. There is the lubricant manufacturer next to the

wire-drawing factory, or the manufacturer of tools.

“At expowire.net it is different: the search of the company, and of the

product you’re interested in, becomes easy and functional, because

in front of a computer you need to find what you want without

wasting time. Traditional fairs and exhibitions are very important,

the human contact will always have its value, and rightly so. But

when the show ends, all year round, there’s expowire.net.”

Already translated into English, German, French, Spanish and

Italian, the network will also soon be available in Russian and

Chinese. And in the coming months the new version will be

further implemented with new features, making the navigation

faster and more powerful.

Expowire.net – Italy

Website

:

www.expowire.net

New Expowire network goes live

How the Expowire site looks now