The project involves the construction of an electricity generation plant using photovoltaic technology with Monocrystalline Silicon cells, with a power of 15 kWp, installed on the flat roof of the "G. Moscati" Middle School located in Via Padre Semeria, 28. The main objective is to achieve significant energy savings for the structure, using the sun as a renewable energy source.

The adoption of this technology is motivated by the need to combine various factors:

• compatibility with architectural and environmental protection requirements;
• absence of noise pollution;
• reduction of fossil fuel consumption;
• production of electricity without emissions of pollutants.

The plant, with a nominal capacity of 15 kWp, is able to meet a significant part of the school's energy needs. It has been placed on the roof of the building to maximise sun exposure and ensure optimal efficiency in energy production. High-efficiency photovoltaic panels ensure optimal energy production even in variable sunlight conditions.

In accordance with the “New Regulations for the Implementation of Energy Communities”, the plant will be integrated into the local energy community, contributing to the production of renewable energy for the entire community. This represents an important step towards promoting renewable energy and environmental sustainability in the surrounding area. As an integral part of the energy community, the plant will play a key role in the efficient and equitable management of energy resources, bringing benefits both economically and environmentally in the long term.