European Energy, through its subsidiary Cerano Energreen, has received authorization to construct a 90 MW solar farm in Cerano, Puglia, Italy. Once completed, the solar plant will generate enough clean energy to power 55,500 households and reduce CO2 emissions by 66,600 tonnes annually compared to traditional fossil fuels. The farm is strategically positioned to help Italy achieve its renewable energy goals.
90 MW solar farm approved for Italy
As a part of the initiative, a substantial area, spanning 35 hectares, will be allocated for reforestation. Illustration by European Energy.
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