The first photovoltaic park to go into operation in Iran is from the Italian Carlo Maresca spa of Pescara. There are only a few days left for the start of production. In fact, the inauguration of thirty thousand solar panels on the island of Qeshm is scheduled for early March. A ten megawatt green park, capable of producing 17 million kWh per year. The ability and technologies of the Abruzzo-based company have prevailed over other competing companies.
An adventure started and realized in a few months. In 2016 – said the CEO of the company, Fabio Maresca – we accepted the Iranian challenge with enthusiasm and courage. The country, also by virtue of strong trade agreements with Italy, is reviewing the entire energy system. Italian companies do not deny the difficulties of the socio-political context, but they are investing in decisive sectors. Last year, Minister Calenda led a large delegation of industrialists to forge bilateral agreements. The path traced is bearing fruit,
The structure, which will be inaugurated in March, produces the energy equivalent for the needs of around 5 homes. When fully operational there will be a saving of CO2 emissions of 45.000 tons. The park covers 20 hectares, where 30 photovoltaic panels have been placed. A tested technology with ground anchors, whose reliability Maresca confirms. The park will be inaugurated by the Iranian Energy Minister and the top management of the Italian company who will ascertain the presence of 25 meters of medium voltage electric cables and over 200km of solar cable.
All made with local workers in just six months. From Pescara, Maresca's managers also announced the request to the Iranian government to create another 200 megawatts of photovoltaics. Success and guarantee of made in Italy.
