Italian renewable-energy developer GreenGo announced that its Zanotti agrivoltaic project, located at the Masseria Zanotti site in the municipality of San Severo, Italy, has been authorized by the Puglia regional government. The authorization covers a plant with a capacity of 28.5 megawatts peak, as well as the associated works and infrastructure.
Zanotti is the sixth project authorized by GreenGo since the beginning of 2026. Joining Musone, Vibinum, Canalicchi, La Motta and Cantone, it brings the total capacity of projects authorized by the company this year to 87.1 megawatts peak, across the Marche, Puglia and Calabria regions.
The project also is supported by a feed-in tariff of €61 ($67) per megawatt-hour, awarded under the FER X mechanism. It will be implemented as part of GreenGo’s forthcoming €210 million ($235 million) project financing, comprising a portfolio of greenfield wind and solar plants with a combined capacity of 120 megawatts, and a second clus
