Can you tell us about your background and how you came to join the WElink Energy Italian team?
I have collaborated in the past with Angelo Prete and Andrea Sardella in the company Solar Green Technology. Over the years I have always kept in touch with Andrea. The field of renewable energy has always fascinated me and when Andrea contacted me to ask if I wanted to start a new collaboration with them, I immediately accepted.
How important is design in the field of renewable energy, and what role does it play in the success of WElink projects?
In my opinion, I think that design is very important in the field of renewable energy. It covers a central role in the success of WElink projects. A good design means a good reliability.
What are some unique and efficient design elements that distinguish WElink Energy projects from others in the renewable energy sector?
I think that the elements that make unique and efficient design elements of WElink Energy projects from the others are:
- Knowledge of national and international industry standards;
- Ability to analyze the problem from several points of view;
- Study and engineer the best solution that can meet the technical and economic demands of the market.
What are the biggest challenges you face when designing large-scale utility projects, and how do you overcome them?
The biggest challenge we face, when designing large-scale utility projects, is to find the best technical and economic solution to make the project attractive on the market.
Do government rules and regulations impact the design efficiency of your projects, and if so, how do you navigate these challenges?
National and international standards play a central role in design. Good design must have knowledge of the relevant standards as a solid basis. Good design is a winning design.
How do you optimize the design of your projects to accommodate different geographical locations, government regulations, and varying environmental conditions?
The design is directly influenced by the regulatory aspects of reference, geolocation, and the environmental characteristics of the area under consideration. With the help of dedicated tools, we try to find the technical solution that will lead to better plant productivity.
In your opinion, what does the future hold for design in the renewable energy industry, and how is WElink Energy preparing for these changes?
I think that the topic of renewable energy will, in the future, be increasingly central and important for the survival of our planet.
I believe WElink takes this issue to heart, the development of projects in less fortunate parts of the world proves this.
What do you love most about the work you do at WElink Energy, and what motivates you to keep pushing the boundaries of design in this field?
What I like about this job is the professionalism and reliability of the people who work with me.
The technical comparison between professionals allows us to analyze the problem from different points of view so that we can reach new and fascinating boundaries each time.