Sa Piramide is a name given to an area that was used for the disposal of residues from zinc and lead production at the nearby Portovesme metallurgical hub, which became part of Enirisorse (Eni Group) in 1978. In 1999, the hub was acquired by the Portovesme company, with the exclusion of the former landfill site. This was subsequently sold by Enirisorse to Singea and, following the merger by incorporation, to Syndial (formerly Enichem). Eni's environmental company, which owns an area of 47 hectares at Sa Piramide in the Sulcis Iglesiente Guspinese Site of National Priority, has undertaken at the former landfill permanent safety measures that were certified by the province of Southern Sardinia in 2022. For the valorisation of the area, a project was submitted for the realisation of a Plenitude photovoltaic park of approximately 4.5 MW on the top part of the permanent safety measures.
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