Green Utility acquires 8.7 MW solar projects from Chaberton & Sunscape

Two Italian PV projects Maestrale and Ponente totaling 8.7 MW DC were sold by Chaberton Energy and Sunscape to Green Utility, with operations expected by the end-2025.

By Karthik Srivasthav G 08 May 2025 in Project Bytes EMEA Bytes

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Grid connection is planned via Italy’s medium-voltage network, enabling direct integration without major upgrades. Image Source: Chaberton Energy

Chaberton Energy, a Maryland-based renewable energy developer, and Italy-based Sunscape have sold two PV projects to Green Utility SpA, an Italian independent power producer. The Maestrale project (7.4 MW DC) is located near Bologna, while Ponente (1.3 MW DC) is situated near Bari. Both projects use bifacial modules and one-axis trackers and are connected to the medium-voltage grid. According to Green Utility SpA, the plants are expected to begin operations later in 2025 and generate 13.5 GWh annually. The output will supply power to around 5,000 homes and avoid 140,000 metric tons of CO₂ emissions over 30 years. Green Utility SpA has confirmed plans to build and operate both sites and is in discussions with Chaberton Energy and Sunscape for further collaboration on a 100 MW DC pipeline.

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