The project in northern Italy has a capacity of 12.45 megawatts. The power will be provided by KELAG, Austria's leading energy service provider. Once it is completed, the Jalmicco project is anticipated to yield an annual capacity of 16.08 gigawatt hours of green electricity. This energy output is sufficient to cater to the annual energy needs of over 5,000 households.
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Beyond addressing immediate energy demands, the project aligns with sustainability objectives, aiming to curtail carbon emissions, with an estimated 3.5 thousand tons of CO2 saved each year. The Jalmicco project is set to cover an area of 12.43 hectares. (mfo)
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