Energy Time has won a private tender for two Italian solar plants totalling 39.14 MWp and signed early works agreements covering preliminary tests and detailed design.
The company’s 9 November announcement puts the expected combined value of the subsequent engineering, procurement and construction contracts at approximately €21.5 million. Those EPC contracts have not yet been signed: execution depends on completing preliminary work and satisfying the agreed conditions.
The plants are rated at 19.97 MWp and 19.17 MWp. Energy Time expects EPC signing between late 2026 and the first months of 2027, with completion of the plants planned by the end of 2027.
The customer remains confidential. Energy Time describes it as an established European power producer and renewable developer, and says it expects to identify the counterparty when the EPC contracts are signed.
Both installations are planned to use solar trackers. The agreements provide a route into the design and construction pipeline, while full construction commitments remain conditional. No project locations beyond Italy or recruitment figures were disclosed.
Source: Energy Time stock-market announcement, 9 November 2026.
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Image credit: Historical illustrative file photograph: Ca’ Marinello photovoltaic power station, Maiolo, Rimini, Italy; EXIF records 28 December 2009. Not either Energy Time project. Solar Farm – Solar energy power plants / Flickr via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0. Resized and converted to WebP.
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