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Austrian firm, Enery, managed by Three Seas Initiative Investment Fund (TSIIF) via Amber Infrastructure, is currently operating among both largest PV facilities in Bulgaria. Founded in 2019, Enery is a leading renewable resource developers in Central and also Eastern Europe. In 2020, it acquired a solar park on 100 hectares with a 60.4 MW peak as well as additionally 50 MW in connection power in Karadzhalovo near Plovdiv.

Irish semi-state company Bord na Móna has secured €430 million in banking facilities for renewable energy projects worth €2.7 billion, in a move to help Ireland reach its goal of 80% renewable electricity by the end of this decade.

Sonnedix, a leading independent solar producer, has signed a renewable energy power purchase agreement (PPA) with one of Europe's main energy groups. The 11-year PPA will provide green electricity from a 50MW solar PV plant located in the province of Albacete, Castilla-La-Mancha, Spain.

Canadian energy company Boralex has achieved a major milestone, surpassing 3GW of installed capacity in renewables. The company is now setting its sights on its 2025 strategic plan, which includes a portfolio of 5.5GW in renewable energy projects.

Penn State scientists use a new process called EM-FAST to create large perovskite devices in minutes, allowing for more efficient and cost-effective fabrication of next-generation solar cells.

Masdar, in partnership with the Jordanian government, has formally inaugurated the 200-megawatt Baynouna Solar Park – the largest clean energy project in Jordan. The project will provide access to clean energy, create jobs and ensure economic growth.

Power utility Elektroprivreda HZHB intends to develop a 150 MW solar energy plant on the region of Stolac municipality in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

In case there are no hold-ups, the building and construction of the Chirpan solar energy plant in Bulgaria can start this year. The 160 MW project is owned by Enery from Austria. It would currently be the biggest in the nation.

A state-of-the-art solar energy laboratory has actually been released today at the University of Mauritius. The laboratory has been established with participation from Huawei Mauritius. The campaign belongs to a project described as the Park of Excellence in Solar Photovoltaic (PESP) at the University of Mauritius.

Boom Power's project will certainly also consist of battery capacity

Global PV and smart energy provider Trina Solar has launched a new generation of rooftop modules: the Vertex S+ n type dual-glass product line, with output power reaching 445W, the highest in an area of less than 2 square meters.

Our Next Energy (ONE) has launched Aries Grid, a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) utility-scale battery system that can provide long-duration energy storage. This renewable energy storage solution is manufactured in the US and aims to decarbonize mobility and the grid.

Scientists from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) and the Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE) have found a way to stabilize perovskite solar cells using non-toxic metal-based capping materials. This paves the way for commercial use of perovskite cells, which, despite superior efficiency and lower production costs, contain lead, posing an environmental threat when decomposed. The researchers used the full precursor (FP) solution method, which allowed them to synthesize the capping layer of solar cells without lead. The zinc-based compound, PEA2ZnX4, was the most effective among the materials tested, and the process was more efficient than the half precursor (HP) method.

Lightsource bp and AEP Energy Partners have signed a PPA for a 188-MWDC solar project located in New Carlisle, Indiana. This project will bring economic and environmental benefits to the region while fostering community partnerships.

YPF Luz and Pampetrol have signed an agreement to jointly work on the development of two solar projects which could generate up to 80 megawatts of solar energy in Argentina's La Pampa province.