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Hera and Le Cicogne form partnership to develop 14 MW agrivoltaic project in Faenza

Partnership Solar announced Italy Apr 7, 2026
14 MW
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Hera and agricultural cooperative Le Cicogne formalized a partnership to co-develop the 14 MW Energy Park Faenza agrivoltaic project, integrating solar generation with agricultural land use across 27 hectares. The initiative, supported by Faenza’s municipal government and the Unione della Romagna Faentina, will deploy 22,296 solar panels elevated three meters above ground to enable agricultural machinery access while generating an estimated 21,000 MWh annually. Scheduled for commissioning in summer 2026, the project spans 70 hectares total, including a 15-hectare 'Urban Forest' section featuring native species reforestation managed by the University of Bologna to enhance biodiversity. Located west of Faenza, the agrivoltaic system aligns with Italy’s broader push to repurpose agricultural land for renewable energy while preserving food production capacity. The collaboration reflects Hera’s expanding portfolio in hybrid renewable-energy projects that combine ecological restoration with clean power generation.

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Hera and agricultural cooperative Le Cicogne announced a partnership on April 7, 2026, to co-develop the 14 MW Energy Park Faenza agrivoltaic project in Italy. The initiative is supported by Faenza’s municipal government and the Unione della Romagna Faentina. The project will deploy 22,296 solar panels elevated three meters above ground across 27 hectares, generating an estimated 21,000 MWh annually. The 70-hectare project includes a 15-hectare 'Urban Forest' section managed by the University of Bologna. Commissioning is scheduled for summer 2026.
  • Partnership announced on April 7, 2026
  • 14 MW agrivoltaic project in Faenza, Italy
  • 22,296 solar panels elevated three meters above ground
  • Estimated 21,000 MWh annual generation
  • Commissioning scheduled for summer 2026

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Announced
Apr 7, 2026
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