Project Focus: 9REN to construct 2MW turnkey PV systems for Inergia in Italy

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Inergia and 9REN have signed contracts for the turnkey construction of two 1MW ground-based photovoltaic systems in Puglia, Italy. One of the systems will be a fixed structure, while the other will be mobile.

The first plant will be located in the municipality of Spinazzola in the province of Barletta-Andria- Trani, and the other in the town of Lamalunga in the municipality of Canosa di Puglia in the province of Bari.

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9REN will carry out the engineering, technical design, civil works, supply of electrical and electromechanical parts, installation, and testing. Both will be connected to ENEL’s medium voltage grid. 

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