Agrisolare 2026 tender: up to 80% non-repayable grant for TORRI photovoltaic panels
The definitive guidelines of the Agrisolare 2026 tender have been published, the incentive programme dedicated to spreading photovoltaics in the agricultural sector.
The definitive guidelines of the Agrisolare 2026 tender have been published, the incentive programme dedicated to spreading photovoltaics in the agricultural and agro-industrial sector. The application window is scheduled from 10 March 2026 to 9 April 2026, on a first-come basis until the available resources of 789 million euros are exhausted.
The tender is aimed at agricultural entrepreneurs, agro-industrial companies and agricultural cooperatives and provides a non-repayable grant of up to 80% of the investment, with a ceiling of €1,000/kWp for the photovoltaic system. Storage systems up to €700/kWh (maximum €50,000 in total) and charging infrastructure for electric vehicles up to €10,000 are also eligible.
ENEA register and technical requirements of photovoltaic modules
One of the central aspects of the Agrisolare tender is the obligation to use photovoltaic modules, such as TORRI modules, registered in the ENEA register. This requirement introduces a fundamental element in product choice: not only regulatory compliance, but also supply-chain traceability and a guarantee of production processes.
TORRI panels are designed and produced in Italy, registered on the ENEA portal and made with PRISMA 4.0 technology, the advanced construction model that increases the module's robustness and the protection of the silicon circuit, ensuring greater safety and longevity of the system.
Agrisolare as a lever for durable investments
For farms, where systems are exposed to structural loads, temperature ranges and constant environmental stress, it becomes decisive to rely on a product designed according to advanced industrial criteria. In this scenario, the Agrisolare tender is not just an economic incentive, but an opportunity to invest in systems built with superior construction standards and fully compliant with regulatory requirements.
