Italian solar investments risk moving
Friday, 26 July 2024
by Peder Thomsen
Italian solar investments risk moving Republished with permission from IlSole24OreNew regulations for photovoltaic plants risk pushing investors towards Northern Italy, creating a territorial imbalance. Recently approved regulations have tightened the rules for installing large-scale ground-mounted photovoltaic systems and agrivoltaic plants. The criteria that determines which areas of the country, particularly agricultural land, that can host
- Published in Market Insights, Regulatory
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Are solar parks impacting our food supply?
Friday, 19 July 2024
by Peder Thomsen
Are solar parks impacting our food supply? Not if you ask farmers. Frauenhofer ISE Are solar parks impacting our food supply? Crops need sun, but so do solar panels, but are solar parks impacting our food supply when installed on farmland? While farmers and researchers argue there is enough room for both agriculture and solar
- Published in Regulatory
Overview of the solar package 1
Friday, 24 May 2024
by Maximilian Uibeleisen and Simon Groneberg
The Solar Package 1 is finally here. Being fully adopted now, what impact will the new Solar Package have on developers?
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Incentive tariffs for Italian agrivoltaics
Wednesday, 06 October 2021
by Tommaso Tomaiuolo
Incentives for Italian agrivoltaics The agrivoltaic sector characterizes itself by hybrid use of agricultural lands, which means installing PV plants that is enabling both agricultural production and the production of electricity from renewable sources. This article takes a look at the incentives for Italian agrivoltaics. Table of Contents Agrivoltaic incentives in Italy Following the goals
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