The activity involves searching for suitable land, including regulatory review and technical and economic assessments for utility connection. We handle acquisition or surface rights contracts and analyze land registry documents and property titles. We manage interactions with public administrations and other entities involved in the authorization process, including meetings with technical offices and liaison with the Grid Operator.
Environmental, infrastructural, and social constraints are analyzed, assessing accessibility, available services, and the site’s morphology. The plant’s dimensions are determined, wind and solar radiation are measured, production capacity is estimated, and an initial cost assessment is performed.
Possible connection solutions are studied, considering the type of connection and the distance from the connection point. A connection estimate (STMG) is requested and managed, until it is accepted.
The process includes preliminary activities such as environmental screening, up to the preparation and management of the necessary permits (VIA, PUA), the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and the Environmental Impact Assessment (VINCA), to ensure the project’s compatibility with the natural and regulatory context.
The Single Authorization (AU), PAUR, or PAS procedures are activated, depending on the case, taking into account any requests from third parties or local authorities, such as letters of sponsorship or compensation. Management may also include expropriation procedures for land acquisition.
Specific investigations (archaeological, geological, environmental, etc.) are conducted, with the production of graphic documents such as photo-insertions and mitigation studies. Site accessibility, the presence of obstacles to air navigation, and interference with existing utilities are assessed, in addition to a hydrogeological study.
Definition of all urban planning, architectural, and engineering (civil, electrical, and plumbing) design aspects for the purpose of obtaining permits.
We handle the submission of applications to the relevant authorities, managing the entire process, including any requests for additions or comments from the authorities. Legal assistance is also provided to support the authorization process.
Once the authorization process is complete, the necessary additional documents are obtained, including the permit for public roads and site access. The Fire Department’s opinion regarding safety is obtained, and the seismic permit is obtained, along with the related filing of the structures. Finally, when required, expropriations are managed or amicable agreements are formalized with the owners of the affected land.
In the final stages of the project, the STMD is obtained and the electricity grid connection contract is signed. At the same time, technical and administrative assistance is provided to ensure the smooth progress of the project. Compliance with all permits outside of the Single Authorization, necessary for full project compliance, is also ensured.
Detailed design of technical and engineering elements, with particular attention to electrical, civil, hydraulic, and environmental systems, aimed at the concrete execution of the project.
Specific birdlife surveys are conducted to identify the species present before work begins. Acoustic measurements are also taken to determine background noise levels, and the site’s vegetation and fauna are analyzed to assess the project’s overall environmental impact.
Purchase of electricity produced by plants powered by renewable sources or high-efficiency cogeneration.
Certificates attesting to the renewable origin of the electricity produced.
Management of grants and incentives for collective self-consumption configurations and energy communities, through GSE rules.
Qualification for renewable energy plants (IAFR)
Monitoring and verification activities of plants and subsidized energy production.
A suitable area for the RES plant is identified, agreements are made with the owners, space availability is verified, and a pre-feasibility study is conducted.
Forms of self-consumption are evaluated, both individual “remote” and collective, including self-consumer groups and renewable energy communities.
Legal support is provided for the setup, organization and management of the chosen model.
The most suitable configuration is selected between individual self-consumption, collective self-consumption, energy communities (CER, CEC) or active “remote” customers.
The costs of the system, investments, financing options, and profitability related to incentives and energy sales are analyzed.
The connection is requested, the permits are obtained and the system is built.
It takes care of maintenance, technical and administrative monitoring, incentive management and energy sharing among members.
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