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Italy's solar power generation capacity is one of the largest in the world, with its 22.56 GW putting it sixth, just ahead of Australia. In 2019, Italy set a national goal of reaching 50 GW by 2030. In 2022, Italy is anticipating ...
Italy’s solar power generation capacity is one of the largest in the world, with its 22.56 GW putting it sixth, just ahead of Australia. In 2019, Italy set a national goal of reaching 50 GW by 2030. In 2022, Italy is anticipating more than 3 GW of new capacity, which will be the largest addition to solar generation since 2012.
Photovoltaics represent one of the renewable energy sources the country relies the most on. Italy registered a ten-fold increase in the number of photovoltaic systems during the last decade.
For sale a Development Project Pipeline ready to get approved with in a short period of time.
• Photovoltaic in Calabria (Prov. Catanzaro) with estimated installed power capacity of MW 10.00 (80,000 EUR per MW) + EUR 70,000 EUR per HA (Ownership Right);
• PV in Calabria (Prov. Vibo Valentia) with estimated installed power of MW 10.00 (80,000 EUR per MW) + EUR 4,000 EUR per HA (Leasing Agreement);
• PV in Calabria (Prov. Vibo Valentia) with estimated installed power of MW 8.50 (80,000 EUR per MW) + EUR 4,000 EUR per HA (Leasing Agreement);
The lands are all agricultural, areas suitable for the construction of photovoltaic parks and these therefore benefit from the simplified procedure (PAS), for the construction in an agricultural area they enslave a company of 150 hectares.
