Zanotti is the sixth project authorised by GreenGo since the start of 2026. Together with Musone, Vibinum, Canalicchi, La Motta and Cantone, it brings the total capacity of projects authorised by the company this year to 87.1 MWp, across the Marche, Puglia and Calabria regions.
The project is also supported by a feed-in tariff of 61 euros/MWh awarded under the FER X mechanism (awarded via the FER X Transitorio auction by the GSE), and will be implemented as part of GreenGo’s forthcoming 210 million euro project financing (senior tranche) comprising two technology clusters:
A portfolio of greenfield renewable energy plants with a combined capacity of 120 MW comprising wind and solar power plants
A second cluster of three utility-scale BESS plants totalling 220 MW – 880 MWh
The authorisation for the Zanotti project builds on GreenGo’s recent achievements in Puglia, where the company has also brought the La Motta and Cantone wind projects and the Vibinum solar project to fruition, totalling 64 MW in the Foggia area alone – a region with exceptional potential for wind power.
Puglia remains a key region in GreenGo’s growth strategy and an area with strong industrial and entrepreneurial roots for the company. The Zanotti authorisation strengthens the agrivoltaic component of the regional portfolio, complementing initiatives in photovoltaics, wind power, and energy storage systems.
The project integrates photovoltaic generation with the cultivation of an olive grove intended for the production of extra virgin olive oil, in accordance with a design aimed at ensuring the continuity of agricultural activity throughout the plant’s operational life. The authorised configuration comprises bifacial modules installed on single-axis solar tracking structures, alongside landscape mitigation measures using perimeter vegetation strips and native species.
“With Zanotti, we have reached our sixth authorised project since the start of 2026, bringing the new authorised capacity for the year to over 87 MWp” said Alberto Piva, Business Development and M&A Director at GreenGo. “Zanotti integrates energy production with agricultural activity and already has the key elements in place for the transition to the construction phase, starting with the feed-in tariff and its planned inclusion in our forthcoming project financing. This is the path through which we are consolidating GreenGo’s industrial platform and building our growth as an independent energy producer.”
This result confirms the steady progress we are making in transforming our pipeline into projects that are moving towards construction.
With Zanotti, GreenGo’s total authorised capacity nationwide exceeds 760 MW, comprising wind power, storage systems, solar photovoltaic and agrivoltaic projects. The company has a pipeline exceeding 2 GW, spread across 12 Italian regions and comprising approximately 80 per cent owner-operated projects.
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