Hydroelectric power

Water was the first source of clean energy ever used by man. For centuries this resource, fundamental for life and for the subsistence of natural balances, has represented a precious and irreplaceable asset for civilizations. Today, 70% of the world’s renewable energy production comes from hydroelectric, and 40% in Italy, a pioneer country in hydroelectric development at the beginning of the twentieth century. The L&L model is to build sustainable hydro plants that balance production efficiency with the duty to conserve and improve the ecological status of water, and minimize impacts on ecosystems. Our 5 plants have an average power output of 200-300 kW, and are equipped with cleaning systems, which eliminate debris and floating materials, and level sensors, which maintain the natural dynamics of the waterways on which they are built. To protect the landscape and the natural habitats of fish and other aquatic organisms, the hydroelectric plants have no water collection works and have a very low visual impact on the area in which they are inserted.