GreenGo Secures Environmental Approval for 9 MW Wind Project
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GreenGo has received a favourable environmental impact assessment for its 9 MW Giardino wind project in Calabria, southern Italy. Developed by project company Nastro S.r.l., it will comprise two 4.5 MW turbines and a 3.5 MW lithium iron phosphate battery energy storage system (BESS) with 15 MWh of capacity.
Located in Scandale and Crotone, the wind farm is expected to generate 21.2 GWh annually. The design uses existing roads and underground cable routes, with measures to protect birdlife. The assessment is conditional and forms part of the Single Authorisation process for the proposed project.
The project reflects wider growth in wind power’s role in the energy mix and the need for transformer reliability in renewable energy systems.
“With Giardino, the capacity of wind projects that have made substantial progress towards obtaining planning permission during 2026 rises to 36 MW,” said Alberto Piva, GreenGo’s Business Development and M&A Director.
Source: Renewable Energy Magazine
