Progetto Isom S.p.A.
Group Company
Benificiary
Start Date
End Date
Project Status
Value
45 Mln/€
Instrument
Investments
Sector
Energy transition
Segment
Public Administration
Investment in the company Progetto ISOM for the redevelopment and energy efficiency of the Sant'Orsola Hospital in Bologna, with a 51.98% share of the capital and a total investment of €45 million.
The investment allowed for a significant increase in the performance of the facilities starting from the construction period, with a reduction of about 31% in the hospital's energy consumption. In terms of pollutant emissions, reductions of more than 50% are estimated for PM10 and NO2, and about 20% in terms of CO2 and CO. The project was the winner of the CESEF Energy Efficiency awards 2015.
Requirements
The needs of the project company with regard to the intervention of Sinloc can be summarized in: contribution to the patrimonialization of the company, sharing of financial economic solutions consistent with the risk profile/ target return of the operation, Definition of optimal governance and contractual aspects, structuring and negotiation of non-recourse credit lines and related financial and commercial contracts, continuous monitoring of project performance.
Features
The intervention was structured in several phases: from support in the tender phase to one of the competitors, which was then awarded, with risk analysis and sensitivity, preparation of the Business Plan and the project contracts, through the investment in the company with a minority stake and the subsequent structuring and negotiation of a project bond of about 32 million euros, up to the planning, control and budgeting of the project company.
Results
Sinloc, together with other partners, has set up Progetto ISOM, a project company (SPV), contributing to a vast redevelopment of the plant system of one of the largest hospital areas in Italy. This has allowed a significant increase in the performance of the plants from the period of construction, as there have also been renovations on obsolete structures. At the end of the intervention it is estimated a reduction of about 31% in energy consumption of the hospital with the consequent saving of public resources. In terms of polluted emissions, reductions of more than 50% for PM10 and NO2 and around 20% in terms of CO2 and CO are estimated. The project won the CESEF Energy Efficiency awards 2015 in the finance category and was chosen as good practice in Paris at the World Climate Conference.
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