The heart of the construction site has started to beat
We have entered the most delicate and strategic phase in the construction of the agrivoltaic plant — the one in which every centimetre gained, every detail refined, and every technical decision made with awareness contributes to defining the quality of the entire project. After months of planning, surveys, environmental and design assessments, we are finally taking action on the ground. And it is precisely here, in the tangible reality of the construction site, that the full complexity and beauty of a work designed to endure over time and harmoniously integrate with the agricultural landscape comes to life.
Building an agrivoltaic system does not simply mean installing panels: it means orchestrating a complex system where energy and agriculture coexist and enhance one another. It means ensuring that the land can continue to produce while clean energy is generated above it, in full respect of natural dynamics and crop needs. In this vision, the construction phase is not just a technical step — it is the beating heart of the project. This is where the physical and symbolic foundations of a new, sustainable, and conscious energy model are laid.
Every excavation, every pillar, every connection is carried out with extreme precision, following an accurate design, but above all with the awareness that a well-constructed system today will guarantee safety, efficiency, and sustainability for years to come. And everything starts there: from the foundations. That’s why we dedicated obsessive attention to soil preparation, to the study of the terrain’s characteristics, to selecting the most suitable materials and the least invasive construction techniques. Every square metre was treated with care and respect, because we know that only on solid foundations can a truly virtuous project grow.
For us, building well is not just a matter of technique — it’s a matter of responsibility. It is our way of honouring the trust of those who believed in this project, of enhancing the land that hosts us, and of contributing — in our own small way — to a fairer and more forward-thinking energy transition. And now that the construction site is alive, we can proudly say that we’ve taken the first real step toward a better future. One where agriculture and technology do not compete, but collaborate to generate shared value.
