
The tenth Territorial Sustainability Report presented. Economic value distributed at 1.3 billion
In 2025 the A2a group allocated over 600 million euros to infrastructure and services in the Metropolitan City of Milan, marking an increase of 24% compared to the previous year and exceeding 3 billion overall since 2016.
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Presentation of the tenth Territorial Sustainability Report of Milan by A2a.
A2a accelerates investments in the Milan area. In 2025 the group has allocated over 600 million euros to infrastructure and services in the Metropolitan City, 24% more than the previous year. Since 2016, the year of the first edition of the territorial sustainability budget, overall investments have exceeded 3 billion, with a strong acceleration in the last five years.
The data emerged from the presentation of the tenth Territorial Sustainability Report of Milan, illustrated by the president Roberto Tasca and the managing director Renato Mazzoncini.
Deputy mayor Anna Scavuzzo also spoke at the meeting.
In 2025 the economic value distributed across the territory reached 1.3 billion. The figure includes orders to suppliers, labor costs, dividends, taxes, fees and concessions, sponsorships and donations. The figure grew by 166% compared to 2016, when it stopped at half a billion, and since 2020 it has stood steadily above one billion.
A significant part of the resources went to the networks.
Through Unareti and Duereti, 325 million were invested in the development of electricity and gas infrastructure. Around 250 million went to the electricity grid, as part of the 3.4 billion envisaged in the 2035 Industrial Plan for the Milan area. "This year marks the tenth anniversary of the Budget, a pact of transparency and dialogue with the city", underlined Mazzoncini. "Large urban centers are the places where the main challenges of the ecological and digital transition will be played out."
On the employment front, A2a has hired over 900 people in 2025, 40% under 30. The group has 7,600 employees in its Milan offices, 97% with permanent contracts.
"Milan is part of A2a's history and represents a strategic area for the group", declared Tasca.

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