This presentation outlines the key details of the Wind Farm Project, a fully authorized and strategically located renewable energy project. With an initial installed capacity of 28.6 MW and a clear path to expansion up to 40 MW, the project offers a compelling investment opportunity. Its proven compatibility with the local environment and its full regulatory approval make it ready for immediate development.

Project Description and Technical Specifications

• Initial Project Scope: The wind farm consists of 11 wind turbines, each with a hub height of 85 meters, a rotor diameter of 100 meters, and a blade top height of 135 meters.
• Expansion Potential: Pursuant to Italian Decree-Law 03.03.2011 n. 28 art. 6-bis, the project has approval for a total power increase to approximately 40 MW by installing new-generation turbines, potentially reducing the number of blades while concentrating and increasing power output.
• Anemometric Data: An 80-meter measuring tower has been operational since September 30, 2022. The data from this tower, collected monthly by the firm Idnamic, confirms favorable wind conditions and optimal resource availability.
• Grid Connection: A 42 MW connection to the National Transmission Grid (RTN) has been authorized by Terna S.p.A., ensuring a robust and secure point of energy delivery.

Regulatory and Environmental Framework

• Authorization Status: The project is fully authorized by the Calabria Region with a Provvedimento Autorizzatorio Unico Regionale (P.A.U.R.), as detailed in Dirigential Decrees No. 7086 (23.05.2024) and No. 7827 (06.06.2024).
• Site Suitability: Feasibility studies have confirmed the absence of sensitive elements, such as homes or areas of high human concentration. The project site is located on marginal and unused hilly terrain, free of olive trees or other significant flora.
• No Negative Interference: The turbines are strategically placed to avoid negative interference with existing human activities and land use. The project is situated in an area that is already subject to depopulation, presenting an opportunity to bring new resources to the local agricultural system.

Accessibility and Geotechnical Assessment

• Viability and Access: The site is easily and fully accessible for special convoys transporting all necessary equipment. The existing network of provincial and rural roads is sufficient for both construction and operational activities, including the laying of underground cables.
• Geological Stability: A thorough geological study and soil sampling campaigns have been conducted. The results indicate no specific geological impediments to the construction and operation of the planned works.