GreenGo Wins Grants for 42.6 MW Italian Agri-PV

• GreenGo secures state backing for five Italian agrivoltaic projects (42.6 MWp), tapping NRRP grants and 20-year power tariffs—set to deliver 80 GWh yearly while keeping farms active.

Italian renewable developer GreenGo said it has secured state support for five agrivoltaic projects in Italy with a combined capacity of 42.6 MWp. The funding comes under the country’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan, which backs renewable infrastructure through capital grants and long-term electricity incentives.

The program offers capital grants covering up to 40% of eligible costs, plus a tariff for power exported to the grid over 20 years. GreenGo’s plants use agrivoltaic designs intended to maintain agricultural activity on the same sites. The developer estimates the portfolio will generate about 80 GWh annually, enough for roughly 31,000 Italian households.

How much support and production will GreenGo’s 42.6 MW agrivoltaic portfolio receive in Italy?

• Portfolio size: 42.6 MWp across five agrivoltaic projects in Italy
  
• Expected electricity output: about 80 GWh per year (portfolio aggregate)
  
• Household-equivalent supply: roughly 31,000 Italian households per year (based on typical consumption assumptions)
  
• State support type 1 (capital grant): up to 40% of eligible project costs under Italy’s National Recovery and Resilience framework
• State support type 2 (long-term grid incentive): a dedicated payment/tariff for electricity exported to the grid, running for 20 years
• Total production basis: annual generation estimate applies to the full 42.6 MWp portfolio rather than individual sites