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Revolutionizing offshore energy, a joint project led by Oceans of Energy and European partners aims to introduce standardized 150 MW offshore solar farms in the North Sea, optimizing space utilization and reducing costs for green electricity production.

Hartek Power secures INR 1.13bn contract to develop a 75 MW solar farm in eastern India, adding to their impressive portfolio in the renewable energy sector.

Air Products partners with Eneco to fuel its Dutch plants with renewable power from the Vlagtwedde solar park, cutting emissions and advancing sustainability goals.

Tauron Polska Energia connects a 37-MW solar farm in Myslowice, Poland to the grid, using China's Kehua Digital Energy's inverter product. The innovative project is built on a reclaimed landfill and expected to generate 39 GWh of electricity annually.

Saris Brewery partners with Enery to secure renewable energy for its operations, becoming the first company in Slovakia to support a local solar power plant.

Germany's RWE and Greek firm PPC invest in a 450 MWp solar farm in Greece, while also constructing a 35 MW battery storage project in the Netherlands for renewable energy integration.

The EBRD guarantees a loan for Enery's solar plant project in Bulgaria, supporting the country's renewable energy goals and phasing out coal-fired power generation.

Innova's latest solar projects in England and Scotland will power over 16,000 homes, with the largest farm in East Suffolk generating electricity for 6,292 local households.

Octopus Renewables Infrastructure Trust (ORIT) expands its renewable energy portfolio with the acquisition of four solar farms in Dublin, Ireland, bringing its total capacity to 735MW. Microsoft commits to a 15-year Power Purchase Agreement for the electricity generated. ORIT also plans to invest in offshore wind with a £3 billion fund.

Danish renewable energy company Better Energy secures funding from Jyske Bank for 200-MWp solar parks, powering 131,000 Danes. Collaboration with Industriens Pension continues to expand.

Greek power utility PPC SA's renewables arm secures debt financing for a 550 MW solar project in Western Macedonia. The Phoibe project aims to generate 1 TWh of electricity annually, powering 200,000 homes.

EBRD considers EUR 55 million loan for two solar parks in Romania, boosting renewable energy and reducing carbon emissions.

Larsen & Toubro secures contract for massive 1.8 GW solar PV site in Dubai's Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park, contributing to the city's ambitious renewable energy goals.

PFO Africa partners with Cote d'Ivoire to build a 52-MWp solar project, supporting the country's renewable energy targets and meeting the region's electricity needs.

Voltalia SA launches its 12.1-MW Logelbach solar park in France, generating enough power for 6,000 people and offsetting 2,545 tonnes of CO2 emissions.