ITA ENG Homepage > Company > General context COMPANY PLANTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AGREEMENTS WITH THE REGION CONTACTS COMPANY > GENERAL CONTEXT ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS AND ENERGY The whole economy is dependent upon fossil fuel sources which are currently low and considered to be the cause of the ongoing climate change. At International and European level, important initiatives have been undertaken, such as: THE KYOTO PROTOCOL OF 1997. The protocol, whose validity is recognised internationally, indicates the policies and measures required for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by industrialised countries. Italy pledged to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases by 6.5%, as an average, for the period 2008-2012, compared to 1990, hitting the target with a reduction that was equal to 7% in that time scale THE CLIMATE PACKAGE - ENERGY 20-20-20 OF 2008 Valid throughout Europe, this aims to reduce emissions by 20% by 2020 compared to 1990 levels. All this 20%, by the increased use of renewable energy, bringing about the 20% energy saving. Consistent with national and international provisions, the Zignago Group, with its biomass and solar power, has put in place facilities which meet its energy needs, in compliance with the environmental policies Plant Fuel The plant uses only pure, uncontaminated vegetation crops. Continua > Society & Mission General context Plants Environmental impact Agreements with the region Press/News Contacts Work with us 2021 © ZIGNAGO POWER SRL Single member: Zignago Holding S.P.A. PI IT03849180272 Privacy policy Cookie consent info@zignagopower.com website by Emporio ADV Via Ita Marzotto, 8 30025 Fossalta di Portogruaro (Venice) Italy t +39 0421 246.111 f +39 0421 246.246 The zignagopower.com site uses technical cookies and allows to send cookies to "third parties". For more information on the use of cookies, click here. Please be informed that the continuation of the navigation through access to another area of the site or selecting an item will mean the provision of consent to the use of cookies. I agree