20MWp Late-Stage Development Solar Photovoltaic Project (RTB)

An opportunity to acquire a utility-scale solar photovoltaic development project with an installed capacity of approximately 20 MWp, located in Southern Italy. The project benefits from significant development progress, including environmental authorization, an established grid connection framework and land agreements covering approximately 52 hectares. Designed with tracker-based photovoltaic technology, the project represents an attractive opportunity for renewable energy investors, infrastructure funds, independent power producers (IPPs) and strategic energy operators seeking exposure to the Italian solar energy market.

Key Investment Highlights

1. 01
   20 MWp Installed CapacityUtility-scale photovoltaic development with approximately 20 MWp of planned capacity.
2. 02
   Environmental AuthorizationEnvironmental Compatibility Authorization secured.
3. 03
   Grid Connection ProgressGrid connection solution accepted by the Italian transmission system operator, with subsequent technical approval received.
4. 04
   Strategic Land PositionApproximately 52 hectares secured through preliminary land acquisition and surface-right agreements.
5. 05
   Advanced DevelopmentSignificant progress across environmental, land and grid connection workstreams.
6. 06
   Tracker TechnologyGround-mounted solar installation designed to optimize energy generation.
7. 07
   Community BenefitsEnvironmental mitigation measures include a local renewable energy and storage initiative.

Project Specifications

Parameter	Details
Project Location	Basilicata, Southern Italy
Installed Capacity	Approx. 20 MWp
Land Area	Approx. 52 hectares
Technology	Ground-mounted Solar PV
Mounting System	Solar Trackers
PV Module Capacity	600 W
Grid Operator	Italian Transmission System Operator
Grid Connection Distance	Approx. 6.3 km
Connection Infrastructure	Underground cable
Environmental Authorization	Secured

 Grid Connection Infrastructure

The project benefits from an established grid connection development framework.

Key features include:

• Accepted grid connection technical solution.
• Connection sharing arrangements established.
• Subsequent grid operator approval received.
• Planned connection to an existing high-voltage electrical substation.
• Approximately 6.3 km of underground cable infrastructure.
• Cable route designed predominantly along existing roads.

Land & Development Status

The project covers approximately 52 hectares within the Basilicata region.

The land framework is supported by renewed preliminary purchase agreements and long-term surface-right arrangements.

The contractual structure provides for land acquisition and long-term land-use rights, supporting the development and operation of the photovoltaic facility.

Environmental & Community Measures

The development incorporates environmental mitigation measures intended to address the project's territorial and landscape impact.

The proposed measures include a local renewable energy installation incorporating photovoltaic generation and battery storage, contributing to the project's broader sustainability objectives.

Investment Opportunity

The project represents an opportunity for investors seeking to acquire an advanced-stage utility-scale photovoltaic development in Italy.

Its combination of substantial land availability, environmental authorization, established grid connection progress and tracker-based technology provides an attractive foundation for further development.