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141,56 MWp Advanced Agrovoltaic Plant called “Tarquinia”

Advanced agrovoltaic system in the livestock sector with monocrystalline silicon modules on single-axis rotating structures 1P

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In the agricultural context of the Tarquinia area, in the province of Viterbo, the idea arose to design an agrivoltaic plant in the livestock sector, called Tarquinia, conceived to integrate harmoniously with the existing rural landscape. The project concerns agricultural areas intended for the cultivation of arable crops for the production of forage and the grazing of sheep, with the agricultural enterprise already operating on the site. In this way, a multifunctional and sustainable use of the land is promoted.

Our activity focused on the integrated engineering design of the plant, with photovoltaic structures raised from the ground, designed to allow sheep grazing and ensure animal welfare, while ensuring efficient production of renewable energy.

The agrivoltaic approach makes it possible to combine livestock farming and energy generation, fostering a balance between production, environmental and landscape needs

The main characteristics of the agrovoltaic system are:

POWER: 141,56 MWp
STRUCTURES: single-axis rotating 1P
BREEDING: sheep
EXPECTED PRODUCIBILITY: 298.331.000 kWh/y
POTENTIALLY AVOIDABLE EMISSIONS: 79.454,72 tons/y of CO2

  • LocationLazio - Tarquinia (VT)
  • CountryItaly
  • ClientUndisclosed
  • Year2024-2025
  • Scope of worksAdvanced agrovoltaic system in the livestock sector

ACTIVITIES

– Site analysis
– Final environmental, landscape, architectural and electrical design in order to obtain VIA and AU permissions

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