Centrale di Piombino

Centrale di Piombino is a combustion of fuels installation in Italy. In 2025 it reported 12,214 tonnes of verified emissions against 0 free allowances.

Key figures

Country

Italy

Activity

Combustion of fuels

Installation ID

IT 217601

Verified emissions, 2025

12,214 tCO₂e

Free allocation, 2025

None

Allowance position, 2025

12,214 short

Compliance, 2024

A

Permit

IT-A-2494

Data as of

1 April 2026

Emissions and free allocation by year

Verified emissions Free allocation
Verified emissions and free allocation of Centrale di PiombinoVerified emissions and free allocation from 2022 to 2025.012.5k25k37.5k50k2022 verified emissions: 6,854 t2023 verified emissions: 24,850 t2024 verified emissions: 21,758 t2025 verified emissions: 12,214 t2022202320242025
YearVerified emissions (t) Free allocationPosition
2025 12,214 none 12,214 short
2024 21,758 none 21,758 short
2023 24,850 none 24,850 short
2022 6,854 none 6,854 short

Verified emissions changed by +78.2% from 2022 to 2025.

Source: European Commission, Union Registry · Data as of 1 April 2026

Allowance position

In 2025, verified emissions exceeded free allocation by 12,214 allowances, which the operator had to obtain.

Illustrative value at the latest reference price of €84.87 (29 September 2026): €1,036,602. Not the installation's actual cost, which depends on when and how it acquired allowances.

Price source: EU ETS primary auctions · latest price

Compliance status for 2024: A. The number of allowances surrendered by 30 September 2025 was greater than or equal to verified emissions.

Nearby installations

Combustion of fuels installations in Italy, largest first.

Questions about Centrale di Piombino

How much did Centrale di Piombino emit in 2025?

12,214 tonnes of verified emissions, per EU Union Registry compliance data.

Did Centrale di Piombino surrender enough allowances?

Its compliance status for 2024 is recorded as "A": The number of allowances surrendered by 30 September 2025 was greater than or equal to verified emissions.