Secure affordable electricity starts at home – and Italy has the natural resources to deliver it.
At SSE, we're helping unlock that potential, bringing our expertise in developing, building, operating and investing in renewable electricity to support Italy's clean energy transition.
We're a FTSE 100 company with a proven track record of investing in homegrown renewable energy across the UK and Ireland, and now across Europe and Japan.
From our office in Rome, our local team works closely with communities, authorities and partners across Italy to help deliver the country's clean energy ambitions.
In southern Italy, we're completing our first onshore wind farm, the combined 17.3MW Castel Favorito and Masseria la Cattiva development in Puglia, while construction is also underway on the nearby 10MW Tuturano wind farm.
These projects form part of a secured pipeline of more than 600MW of onshore wind developments across Italy, helping deliver more clean, homegrown electricity and supporting the country's transition to a cheaper, cleaner and more secure energy system.
We're growing across key Italian geographies
Based in our Rome office, our team of around 10 renewable energy professionals is advancing a secured pipeline of more than 600MW of onshore wind developments across Italy, bringing SSE's expertise in renewable energy development and construction to help deliver more clean, homegrown electricity.
Filippo Meucci
General Manager, Italy
Filippo Meucci is General Manager for Italy having been appointed to the role in May 2026. Based in Rome, he leads SSE's growing Italian business which spans a development pipeline and operating assets across onshore wind and flexible storage technologies. Filippo joined from Statkraft, where as Head of Development for Italy he was responsible for a multi-GW pipeline of solar, onshore wind and battery storage projects. He previously developed and constructed renewable energy projects in Italy and in Brazil for Enel. Filippo holds a degree in Electronic Engineering, with a thesis completed at UC Berkeley, and a PhD in Telecommunications.