Milan, 11 June 2026 – Vector Renewables supported UniCredit as independent technical advisor in the financing for the construction of a 42 MW greenfield wind farm located in the Municipality of Tricarico (MT), promoted by Adest S.r.l., a company of the Idoka Group.
In its role as Lender’s Technical Advisor, Vector Renewables supported the bank in assessing the project’s technical bankability, contributing to the technical analysis and due diligence activities supporting the financing process through to financial close. In particular, Vector Renewables carried out the Technical Due Diligence, including the review of the technical, permitting and contractual documentation provided by the developer, with in-depth analysis of the permitting process, environmental and constraint-related aspects, grid connection infrastructure, and the civil and electrical design. The implementation schedule, the main project contracts and the financial model were also analysed from a technical and operational perspective. The team also developed the wind farm’s energy yield assessment based on on-site anemometric campaigns, contributing to the evaluation of the plant’s expected performance.
Vector Renewables’ involvement will continue during the construction phase through monitoring during construction activities and support to the bank in validating drawdowns linked to financing disbursements, as well as potential future support in technical and operational monitoring during the operational phase.
“We are proud to have supported UniCredit as Lender’s Technical Advisor in this project financing transaction for a 42 MW greenfield wind farm in Basilicata,” said Stefano Petrucci, Country Manager Italy at Vector Renewables. “In a market that requires ever greater wind power capacity, our role is to translate the technical complexity of projects into clarity and reliability for financing institutions, while also enhancing the work developed by operators throughout the entire project lifecycle. Transactions like this make a concrete contribution to the country’s energy transition and to reducing dependence on fossil fuels.”
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