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Ansaldo Energia Group is a full-cycle, integrated operator, with the capabilities to build turnkey power plants on green field sites using its own technologies and its own independent design, production, construction, commissioning and service resources.

Ansaldo Energia new units business entails the supply of power generation solutions to satisfy the needs of all customers, ranging from the delivery of single rotating machines (selected from our comprehensive portfolio of advanced, high performance and proven gas turbines, steam turbines and generators) to fully equipped powertrains (gas turbine, steam turbine, generator and related auxiliaries), and from power islands up to complete power plants on a turnkey basis, based on our power plant capabilities which include project management, design, procurement and commissioning for the complete power plant. Finally, our group operates in the distributed generation industry with micro turbines, targeting high efficiency cogeneration (CHP) and trigeneration (CCHP) plants in the small to medium power range with low maintenance requirements.

Ansaldo Nucleare, along jointly with UK-based subsidiary Ansaldo NES, represents the nuclear arm of Ansaldo Energia Group.

We have substantial technical knowledge and expertise to participate in the evolution of the nuclear markets. Our objective is to pursue growth opportunities in the three strategic segments of New Build, Decommissioning of nuclear installations with consequent treatment of radioactive waste, and servicing of operational nuclear plants.

The overall workforce in the nuclear field counts for more than 600 employees and blue collars, located in Genova (Italy), Wolverhampton, Risley and Beckermet (UK). We have local branches in Romania, Slovakia, Argentina and France, as well as a representative office in Russia.

In today's dynamic and fast changing power generation market, gas turbine power plant operators are demanding solutions for their newly installed and existing assets to provide unprecedented and 'future-proof' operational flexibility in order to optimize their ability to profit from changing regulatory & fuel-switching driven paradigms.

With subsidies and regulatory mandates driving the introduction of massive levels of renewable power generation into the marketplace and stressing the grid network, gas turbine power plants are being thrust into the additional role of following and backing up renewable's inherently volatile generation profile. Even with the introduction of carbon dioxide (CO2)-free wind and solar power, the European Union and other global regulatory authorities are looking to incentivize continued CO2 reductions from the power generation industry.