BayWa r.e. has successfully completed the Tarquinia solar park in Italy, boasting a total installed capacity of 51.4 MWp. The facility features over 94,000 fixed solar modules, providing renewable energy to more than 35,000 households. Following the project's completion, BayWa r.e. will oversee its ongoing operation and maintenance (O&M).
To promote ecological balance, various mitigation strategies were implemented during the project’s development. An artificial pond was constructed to foster aquatic microhabitats, benefiting amphibians, other vertebrates, and aquatic macroinvertebrates. Additionally, existing dry-stone walls were restored to maintain the landscape's integrity and enhance local biodiversity.
Alessandra Toschi, Managing Director of BayWa r.e. Italy, remarked, “The completion of the Tarquinia solar park represents a crucial step in our efforts to drive the energy transition in Italy. This project demonstrates that it is possible to actively contribute to the decarbonisation of the country, while respecting the unique characteristics of the region. We are proud to be able to provide renewable energy to more than 35,000 households, while contributing to enhancing biodiversity and preserving the landscape.”
Céline Tran, Regional Director of Projects Europe South West at BayWa r.e., expressed enthusiasm about the project, stating, “It’s gratifying to see this solar farm commissioned, thanks to the exceptional efforts of our Italian team. We remain dedicated to the promising Italian market, with our teams actively involved in on- and offshore wind, PV, and storage projects.”
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