VSB Italy gets green light for 7.24 MW agrivoltaic project in Roseto degli Abruzzi
Press / Potenza/Dresden / 29.07.2025
VSB Italy has obtained the single authorisation (AU) required to build its AgriPV project in the municipality of Roseto degli Abruzzi, in the Contrada San Giovanni area of the Abruzzo region. The project will cover a fenced area of approximately 11.6 hectares and will have a total capacity of 7.24 MW.
The initiative forms part of VSB Italy’s broader strategy to promote the energy transition by implementing innovative renewable energy solutions that are fully compatible with the landscape and productive characteristics of the territories involved. The goal is to reach ready-to-build status by the end of 2025, with the plant expected to become fully operational by 2026. Once commissioned, the solar farm will be capable of supplying climate-friendly electricity to around 3,800 people – a meaningful contribution to the regional energy transition.
The Roseto degli Abruzzi project is designed as a high-efficiency AgriPV system, combining solar energy production with sustainable agricultural activity. The site will be cultivated according to a rotational agronomic plan, alternating annually between vegetable crops – such as asparagus and artichokes – and forage crops like clover and vetch. This dual-use approach enables the coexistence of renewable energy generation and farming, ensuring continued access to agricultural land, preserving soil health, and supporting the local rural economy.
“This project demonstrates how agriculture and the energy transition can go hand in hand, creating both environmental and economic value for the region,” says Francesco Rossi, Managing Director of VSB Italy. “It also reflects the professionalism and teamwork that have driven this innovative, locally integrated initiative. My sincere thanks go to everyone for their commitment and high-quality work.”
Dr Felix Grolman, CEO of VSB Group, adds: “I am immensely proud of what our colleagues at VSB Italy have achieved. Securing approval for such an advanced agrivoltaic project demonstrates not only technical excellence, but also a deep respect for the local context. It reflects our commitment to sustainable innovation and to shaping the energy transition in close harmony with regional development.”
With this new milestone, VSB Italy reaffirms its commitment to a sustainable energy future, by advancing projects that combine technological excellence with environmental responsibility, while making a tangible contribution to the development of local communities.

VSB Italy receives approval for 7.24 MW agri-photovoltaic project in Roseto degli Abruzzi (symbolic photo)