Vatican to develop $117M renewable plant
The article discusses a project to build a renewable energy plant at a cost of $117 million, which the Vatican plans to implement at the Santa Maria di Galeria farm near Rome. The goal is to meet the Holy See's electricity needs within two years. The plant will feature a system that combines solar energy and agriculture, generating approximately 80 to 90 megawatts of capacity. This will supply the Vatican Radio Foundation and many other Vatican-affiliated institutions, with excess electricity being provided to Italy. The project aims to achieve energy self-sufficiency for the Vatican without relying on Italian incentives. It is expected to be completed within 18 to 24 months, taking into account administrative and permitting procedures.
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