Successful bid price of wind solar storage project in Italy 2025

How much does a solar project cost in Italy?

The lowest bid was €0.0725 per kWh for an 18.9 MW solar facility in the province of Mantua, northern Italy. In the 12th renewable energy auction concluded in early October, the Italian authorities allocated 48 MW of solar power capacity and 10 MW of wind power capacity.

How many MW of solar power will Italy offer?

The auction also accepted proposals for wind power projects, which totaled 2.87 GW. No bids were submitted for hydropower or residual gas from depuration processes. Italian authorities expect to allocate more than 600 MW of solar photovoltaic capacity through the auction.

How many solar project proposals are there in Italy?

From pv magazine Italy The first solar energy auction under Italy's new incentive scheme for renewable energy, the “transitional” FER X program, has attracted 1,387 project proposals with a combined capacity of 17,537 MW, according to Italian energy agency GSE. Prequalified project developers have until Sept. 12 to submit final offers.

How much does a GSE solar project cost?

GSE awarded 145.5 MW of solar capacity at 37 locations and 97.8 MW across four wind projects. The photovoltaic projects ranged in size from 1.8 MW to 9.7 MW. The auction ceiling price was €0.07746 ($0.083) per kWh, with developers offering discounts ranging from 2% to 5.5%.

What is the lowest bid for a 2.7 MW solar facility?

The lowest bid came in at €0.07199/kWh and was offered for a 2.7 MW solar facility in the province of Ancona, central Italy. In the 15th auction, held in November, the allocated PV capacity was 322 MW and the lowest bid came in at €0.07384/kWh.

How many MW of solar capacity did GSE allocate?

In the 13th tender round, held in February, the GSE allocated 352 MW of solar capacity across 62 locations and 15 wind projects with a combined capacity of 643.9 MW. Developers submitted maximum discounts ranging from 2% to 6.39% off the auction ceiling price.