Solutions for an eco-sustainable future

In a context of changing acronyms,

a constant since 1999!

Ingegneria del Sole

We are here to build a self-sufficient, clean, and resilient energy future.

The Global Energy Challenge

The access to a reliable and sustainable energy supply has always been both the driving force and the crucial challenge for the evolution of human civilization. In modern societies, energy is not just an operational requirement, but the cornerstone of economic, social, and technological life. For this reason, a nation’s ability to efficiently exploit energy resources is a direct indicator of its level of development and strategic security.

The Renewable Transition

The selection of an energy source is today a crucial socio-political, economic, and environmental decision, balancing complex factors such as resource availability, reliability, cost, and long-term ecological impact.
It is in this context that renewable energy sources emerge as the only solution capable of successfully reconciling the need for a high-capacity energy supply with the imperatives of sustainability and independence.

Our Mission

Ingegneria del Sole’s mission is to actively promote and implement the energy transition. We design and install cutting-edge plant solutions powered exclusively by renewable sources. We are committed to combating all forms of energy based on the exploitation of finite or non-renewable sources, such as fossil fuels and nuclear power, which by their very nature can never guarantee true independence and energy security
for future generations.

Giuseppe Forte

Ceo & Founder

The company’s CEO and founder is Giuseppe Forte, born in Naples. He has been working in the sector since 1999. He has broadened his knowledge of the energy field through his engineering studies at the Polytechnic University of Naples Federico II and through participation in various national and international master’s programs and conferences on renewable energy, particularly through his involvement in the construction of large photovoltaic systems in Germany in the early 2000s.