Hydroelectric power station Angelo Bertini

The hydroelectric power station Angelo Bertini harnesses the flow of the Adda River through advanced engineering systems to generate electricity for the surrounding region.

Constructed in 1898 under the guidance of architect Enrico Carli, this power station marked the beginning of industrial-scale hydroelectric power generation in northern Italy.

The power station stands as a monument to Italian industrial innovation, representing the nation's early commitment to developing renewable energy infrastructure.

Located at coordinates 45.665369, 9.484806, the facility maintains its original purpose while incorporating modern technology to meet current energy production standards.

The station combines nineteenth-century architectural elements with functional industrial design, featuring original machinery that continues operating after more than 120 years.

Location: Cornate d'Adda

Inception: 1898

Architects: Enrico Carli

Address: Via XXV Aprile

Website: https://edison.it/it/la-centrale-idroelettrica-angelo-bertini-di-paderno-mi

GPS coordinates: 45.66537,9.48481

Latest update: March 12, 2025 21:18