As a Benefit Corporation, our goal at Plenitude is to create shared value for the communities and regions we operate in, guided by the common benefit goals outlined in our Statute. To achieve this, we promote a culture of sustainable energy use, encouraging a collective commitment to the energy transition, and initiatives that support sustainable and inclusive local development.
For this reason, we collaborate with entities that share our values to build a better future.
From the first three purposes of common benefit contained in Plenitude's Articles of Association – namely, spreading the culture of sustainable energy use, offering solutions and technologies for the responsible use of energy, and promoting diversity and inclusion – comes our non-profit commitment, aimed at combating educational and energy poverty and fostering social inclusion.
Our projects mainly address these three areas:
Support for families, low-income individuals or third-sector organisations to ensure access to essential energy services, thereby securing a decent standard of living.
Discover moreSupport for children and adolescents from socially and economically vulnerable families to help them learn, experience and develop skills, talents and aspirations.
Discover moreIntegration and reintegration of socially marginalised individuals into the socio-economic fabric through support and personal assistance initiatives.
Discover moreWe have engaged some Plenitude members from Generations Z and Y to contribute to a better future, enhancing their creativity.
We have engaged some Plenitude members from Generations Z and Y to contribute to a better future, enhancing their creativity.
We are committed to promoting sustainable and inclusive socio-economic growth by focusing on the development of local communities and supporting educational projects that promote the principles of more conscious use of energy resources.
Promoting and raising awareness about more conscious and efficient energy use through solutions and technologies that encourage people to take greater responsibility for their consumption.
Actions aimed at improving the quality of urban spaces, also reducing energy consumption to improve the efficiency of buildings and infrastructures.