New Italian Energy Security Decree brings floating offshore wind’s supply chain into focus31 January 2024
New Italian Energy Security Decree Law: Focus on measures for the development of the sector related to floating wind power plants at sea.
New Italian Energy Security Decree Law: Focus on measures for the development of the sector related to floating wind power plants at sea.
Advanced Agrivoltaics: incentives for the agrivoltaic sector have been launched and are awaiting the authorization from the Court of Auditors.
The portfolio comprises a total of nine wind parks and two solar parks.
This is Ilios’ first green hydrogen production project in Italy.
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Located in Foggia in the southern region of Apulia, the 13 MW plant produces electric and thermal energy from biomass.
The transaction marks a key step in PSL’s aim to reach 5 GW of renewable capacity across Europe by 2026.
The portfolio comprises four PV projects in Italy, three in Spain and one in Germany.
The portfolio comprises six solar PV parks located in Piedmont in northern Italy.
A new authorisation process accelerates the realisation of reforms introduced by the Italian National Recovery and Resilience Plan with respect to renewable offshore plants.
The two plants are estimated to be operational by 2025 and will have a capacity of circa 20.4 MW and 51.2 MW.
Agrivoltaic plants are hybrid installations that promote efficient cooperation between the energy, food and agriculture sectors. This cooperation creates favourable microclimates for the growth of certain crops. Benefits range from efficient food production to water saving and enhanced energy production from renewable sources.