Photovoltaic Projects

We manage several photovoltaic plants across the Ferrarese and Polesine areas, generating renewable energy for tourist villages and local communities. Through new projects and energy communities, we combine sustainability, innovation, and tangible benefits for the region.

Our Photovoltaic Plants: Clean Energy for the Territory

For over ten years, we have been investing in renewable energy with the goal of reducing the environmental impact of our activities while also creating tangible benefits for local communities.

Plants in the Ferrarese Area

In the Ferrarese territory, we operate two photovoltaic plants:

• 800 kWh on a poultry farm: installed on the roofs of a facility not owned by us, this system produces energy partly used directly by the farm and partly fed into the grid.
  
• 99 kWh on our warehouse: all the energy generated by this plant is fed into the grid.
  
  

Both plants were built around ten years ago and continue to make a steady contribution to clean energy production.

The Scardovari Plant

In Scardovari, we operate a ground-mounted photovoltaic plant with a capacity of 1.4 MW. Its history reflects our long-term commitment:

• 1 MW installed around ten years ago and fully renewed last year with new panels.
  
• 400 kWh added and connected in a “remote self-consumption” scheme with the Villaggio Barricata resort.
  
  

Thanks to this configuration, about 70% of the energy produced by these 400 kWh is used directly by the resort. The agreement between Agripadana and Villaggio Barricata also provides access to incentives on the exchanged energy, in return for committing around €10,000 per year to social initiatives that generate positive local impact.

Looking Ahead: Isamar and the Energy Community

Our journey does not stop here. On the land adjacent to Isamar, we will install a new 1 MW photovoltaic plant to supply renewable energy to the resort. About 70% of the energy produced will be consumed directly by Isamar, while the remainder will be shared through the creation of an energy community.

This choice will allow us to access a 40% PNRR contribution toward construction costs and, above all, to offer local organizations the opportunity to join the community and benefit from lower energy bills.