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An agrovoltaic plant with a sustainable approach<\/h2>\n\n
The photovoltaic installation will be located on a 430-hectare site that previously housed radio transmission antennas. With this conversion, priority will be given to respecting agricultural land use, protecting the natural environment and generating clean energy. clean energy<\/a><\/strong> to supply the Vatican’s electricity consumption. <\/p>\n\n Italy, in addition to supporting the offshore use of the land, will be able to count the energy production towards its environmental commitments to the European Union. Surplus electricity generated may be allocated to the local community, as established by the agreement. <\/p>\n\n The agreement, which includes five articles, is in line with the principles of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change and demonstrates the Vatican’s intention to align itself with international standards in terms of sustainability<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n The agrovoltaic plant will mark a starting point for the simultaneous use of solar energy<\/a><\/strong> and agricultural activities.<\/p>\n\n Santa Mar\u00eda de Galeria, once the scene of controversy due to the emission of electromagnetic waves, will now give way to an infrastructure that seeks to reduce its environmental impact. The site will leave behind its past as a broadcasting center to become a model of integration between solar technology and landscape preservation. <\/p>\n\n