How we work
Each phase adds information, tests the necessary conditions and reduces uncertainty before further resources are committed.
The starting point
An initial assessment needs only a few details about the site. If the conditions support further work, we examine the land, grid and permitting in greater depth.
Development path
The path is not automatic. Each phase produces new evidence and clarifies whether the conditions exist to proceed.
We identify sites and assess their characteristics, territorial and environmental constraints, access and infrastructure to understand whether the opportunity warrants further study.
We engage with landowners and farming operators and define the conditions required to develop the project in its local setting.
We manage the connection request and assess the technical solution proposed by the network operator, the works required and their costs. We coordinate further design work and discussions with the operator.
We identify the applicable procedure and required studies, taking account of the site, the project and connection works. This assessment guides the design and documentation to be prepared.
We coordinate the project and specialist studies, prepare the application and follow its assessment, responding to requests for further information and any requirements until the procedure concludes.
An early decision is valuable
We check feasibility throughout development. If an incompatible condition emerges, changing or stopping the project prevents costs and risks from carrying into later phases.
BESS screening criteria
No single criterion is conclusive on its own. The assessment changes as more reliable evidence becomes available.
Location, availability, constraints, nearby uses and relationship with existing infrastructure.
Available evidence, connection assumptions and the infrastructure required to reach the grid.
Construction access, logistics, maintenance needs and the practical use of the site.
Distances, emergency access and the specialist checks required by the proposed configuration.
Potential receptors, site relationships and the acoustic studies that may be needed.
Applicable procedures, required documentation and issues that may affect feasibility.
BESS method and outputs
We start from the parties involved, the available evidence and the questions the assessment must answer.
Expected outcome
Scope and information gaps
Site, grid, safety, access, noise and permitting are considered together.
Expected outcome
Conditions, issues and checks required
Technical assumptions and specialist contributions are progressively aligned with the evidence.
Expected outcome
An updated and documented project picture
The findings are consolidated without anticipating grid or permitting outcomes.
Expected outcome
A reasoned indication of whether and how to continue
Every project makes different decisions, checks and skills visible. These cases show the process across two technologies.
BESS
A 200 MW, 800 MWh battery storage system in Lazio, with a compact configuration and landscape and environmental mitigation measures.
Agrivoltaics
An agrivoltaic project in Friuli Venezia Giulia with 19.67 MW of grid export capacity, integrating an orchard with single-axis solar trackers.
