Solar Plants News

Experience the future of renewable energy as President Jokowi inaugurates a groundbreaking $108 million floating solar power plant in Indonesia. Join PLN Nusantara and Masdar as they collaborate to reach 1,000 MWp and help Indonesia reach a 23% renewable energy target by 2025.

KPI Green Energy Ltd - contracted to install 22.3-MWp photovoltaic park & secure contracts for 2.7 MW projects. With 115 MW total capacity, the company is aiming for 1GW by 2025.

Halead's SUNPLUS Solution achieved a 93% performance ratio, 88% reflectivity & 15-year service life. Maximize power generation & reduce LCOE by up to 4% with tear-resistant, waterproof, mildew & antibacterial material that can withstand extreme climates.

Voltalia SA is powering up Uzbekistan's renewable energy future with new projects and agreements. Join the green energy revolution and see what this partnership means for the region's future.

UK-based British Solar Renewables (BSR) receives permission to build Coldharbour Farm Solar Park in Devon, providing clean energy to 12,500 homes and reducing 11,072 tonnes of carbon dioxide yearly. Established in 2010, BSR continues to build solar power plants across the UK.

Experience the Ratesti solar park – the largest PV complex in Eastern Europe, reducing CO2 emissions by 168,000 tonnes while powering over 100,000 homes annually. Econergy and Nofar proudly cut the ribbon on this innovative project.

European Energy A/S has won approval to construct a 90-MW solar farm in Italy’s Puglia Region. The project, led by Thorvald Spanggaard, will generate enough energy to power 55,500 households. The solar park will use tracker panels on 35 hectares of land and involve reforestation and infrastructure upgrades. European Energy's ambitious goal to develop renewable energy in all of Italy moves closer to reality.

Elements Green unveils plans for an 800-MW/1000 MW DC solar park with battery energy storage in England. Great North Road Solar Park to provide green electricity to 400,000 homes/year. Now working to determine best areas for panels, infrastructure. DCO submission planned for Spring 2025. A Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project.

Brazil's Sudene loan helps move the country closer to its goal of using renewable sources. With this loan, Lightsource bp will finance a 210-MW solar project to generate 460,000 MWh of energy yearly - enough to power 212,000 homes.

Cloudberry Clean Energy ASA takes an exciting step with the purchase of a 210MW hybrid solar & wind project in Denmark, with 168MW of power generating capacity. Join Cloudberry and Skovgaard on this ambitious project for a 30-year lease - and beyond!

This 155MW solar PV project is the largest one in SE Europe and a €102m joint investment from Econergy and Nofar Energy. Test phase underway, it will produce 220GWh of electricity annually & help Romania meet its 2030 emissions goals.

Opdenergy Holding SA has signed a 12-year PPA for Alcones solar farm in Chile. Generating 1.68 TWh of solar energy annually, this 108-MW project will bring the company's total capacity to 300 MW and help create a greener future.

Aspen Power completes Construction of 14 Solar Projects in Georgia--49.4 MW DC added to Georgia's energy portfolio. Inman Solar's engineering, procurement and construction services help provide long-term power purchase agreements to Georgia Power, adding to Aspen Power's total of 43 facilities and 140 MW DC.

Duke Energy's innovative pilot project in DeBary, Florida, will feature green hydrogen production, storage and combustion technology. In collaboration with GE Vernova and Sargent and Lundy, the project will create the first combustion turbine running on up to 100% hydrogen. Construction starts this year and is expected to be operational by 2024.

Octopus Energy Generation has invested in two clean energy developers to develop over 100 solar projects and 250MW capacity. Solar projects will be installed on rooftops and businesses sites with no upfront costs, reducing fossil fuel dependency and providing cheaper, cleaner energy to businesses.