š Transition 5.0 and Budget Law 2025: news and opportunities for businesses
- Simone Zanon
- Mar 3
- 2 min read
Learn about the latest Transition 5.0 Plan and how Budget Law 2025 supports them, with a focus on benefits for energy-intensive businesses.
Minister of Enterprise and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, announced important updates to the Transition 5.0 Plan, with a focus on energy-intensive businesses. These changes, included in Budget Law 2025, aim to simplify procedures, incentivize green investments, and promote energy efficiency.
Among the main new features are the simplification of calculation methods for reducing energy consumption, with the involvement of ESCos (Energy Service Companies), and the possibility of cumulating the plan with all facilities, including EU programs. This allows companies to maximize the benefits obtained from different support instruments.
Another significant measure is the introduction of a single tax rate for green investments up to 10 million euros, simplifying financial and bureaucratic management for businesses. In addition, incentives for photovoltaic systems produced in Europe have been increased, with the aim of closing the cost gap with non-EU products and enhancing the value of European green technologies.
The Transition 5.0 Plan, with a budget of 6.3 billion euros, aims to support companies on their path to energy efficiency and digital transformation. This is particularly relevant for energy-hungry companies, which often face high energy costs and need support to invest in innovative and sustainable solutions.
Italian energy-hungry companies, as highlighted by the Ministry of Environment and Energy Security, face a high energy price differential compared to European competitors. The Transition 5.0 Plan represents an essential opportunity for these companies, as incentives and support are offered to invest in technologies and solutions.
To access the benefits, it is necessary to achieve a reduction in energy consumption of at least 3 percent for the production facility or, alternatively, at least 5 percent of the process affected by the investment. Physical assets functional to the digital transition include software, systems and monitoring platforms for visualizing, collecting and processing energy data, such as our OnSystem IoT Platform.
The changes introduced by the Transition 5.0 Plan and the Budget Law 2025 represent an important opportunity for Italian companies to embark on a path of transition to a more sustainable and competitive economy.
Want to learn more about how the Transition 5.0 Plan can support your business? Contact us for a personalized consultation and find out how to access the benefits provided.
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