GreenGo, an Italian developer, has revealed plans for a massive 1,630 MW of renewable energy capacity in development across seven different Italian regions. The company is taking a multi-tech approach to its portfolio, including wind, storage, ground-mounted photovoltaic, and agri-photovoltaic sectors.
Southern Italy, particularly Sicily, is the leading territory for GreenGo's activities, with Puglia and Calabria close behind. “More than half of the MW of this first milestone comes from the agri-photovoltaic sector (57%),” said Fabio Amico, Director of Development and Engineering at GreenGo.
The advanced pipeline underscores GreenGo's multi-tech approach to renewable energy. According to Amico, “We have submitted projects for wind (27%), storage (12%), and ground-mounted photovoltaic (4%) plants.”
GreenGo has positively passed the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for a total of 423 MW, and 162 have already been dismissed with the concluding Sole Authorization or PAUR permit. This accomplishment proves the company's reliability and makes it one of the most reliable developers in the renewables sector.
Giuseppe Mastropieri, CEO of GreenGo, is proud of the company's success rate. “The success rate of GreenGo's projects, in terms of actual installable power, is 91%, calculated on the 474 MW that passed the EIA, a rate that makes GreenGo one of the most reliable developers in the renewables sector.”
GreenGo's most recent development projects in the first four months of the year are in central and northern Italy and comprise 12 projects, totaling 127 MW. Out of the 1.6 GW, 1 GW of capacity is undergoing permitting and authorization.
GreenGo is committed to creating a sustainable future and has already achieved significant milestones. With its multi-tech approach and reliability, it is set to become a leading developer in the renewable energy sector.
