According to a recent LinkedIn post from Recurrent Energy, the company has entered into a 10-year Power Purchase Agreement for its Pozzolo solar project in Piedmont, Italy. The contract is described as covering 8.05 MWp of capacity with a major Italian fashion group and securing 80% of the plant’s output.
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The post indicates that this asset becomes Recurrent Energy’s eighth operational project in Italy and its first in the country’s northern region. The company’s operating portfolio in Italy is suggested to total 132 MW, implying growing scale in a market where long-term corporate PPAs may provide revenue visibility and reduce merchant price exposure.
As described in the post, the partnership with a large industrial off-taker underscores the increasing role of corporate PPAs in decarbonization strategies. For investors, this may point to strengthening demand from non-utility buyers, potentially supporting more stable cash flows, enhanced bankability of projects, and a more competitive position for Recurrent Energy in the Italian renewable power market.