This is a proposal for a large-scale photovoltaic (PV) solar power plant situated in Crotone, a municipality of Calabria, Italy.
The project is significant in size, boasting a peak system capacity of 6 MWp (6,000 kW) and 2 MWp (2,000 kW). This capacity is designed to generate a substantial amount of clean, renewable electricity, significantly contributing to the regional power supply and supporting Italy’s transition to sustainable energy sources. The plant is engineered for high performance, utilizing advanced technology like monoaxial trackers to maximize energy harvest by following the sun’s movement throughout the day.
The development of this new power source is proceeding through the necessary regulatory steps, having recently received positive validation for its definitive project design, marking a key milestone toward its construction and eventual operation and connection to the national electricity grid.
Project General
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System Type: Photovoltaic System on Monoaxial Tracker Structures
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Peak System Power: 6 MWp (6,000 kW); 2 MWp (2,000 kW)
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Total Site Area (sqm): Not found in documents.
Location
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Region: Calabria
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Province: Crotone
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Municipality: Crotone
System Components
Location/Contract
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Deed: Not found in documents.
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Price (per hectare): Not found in documents.
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Contract Signed on (Date): Not found in documents.
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Contract Validity (months): Not found in documents.
Permit
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Type of Authorization Requested: PAS (Procedura Abilitativa Semplificata)
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Authorization Requested on (Date): 07 May 2024
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Decree/D.I.A./Building Permit received on: Definitive Project Validation (Positive outcome) received on 18 November 2024.
Connection
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Distributor: e-distribuzione S.p.A.
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Connection Application Date: 02 May 2024 (Request for modification)
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Connection Estimate (Date): 12 June 2024
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Connection Estimate (including VAT): €243,326.18
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Distance to Connection Point (meters): Not found in documents.
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Acceptance of Solution (Attachment A) date: Not found in documents.
Documents available in VDR
Price: 135,000 EUR per MW