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European Energy A/S, a Danish renewable energy developer, secures EUR-150-million revolving fund to boost renewable energy projects in 10 Northern European countries. With an accordion feature to expand to EUR 250 million, the fund is expected to be up and running by early 2024.

Fund to partner with Madoqua Renewables and Power2X on EUR1bn plant

Pacific Green Technologies Inc. has announced a GBP 74 million deal for a 99-MW battery energy storage system (BESS) in Richborough Energy Park, Kent, England. Senior debt and equity secured for the project; completion expected within weeks. Move part of a 1.1-GW BESS project pipeline in the UK.

South Korea's YPP invests $3.1B in Kazakhstan's green-hydrogen hub, boosting renewable energy and export potential with 2 GW wind/solar power and green ammonia production.

Jakson Green secures INR-2.96-billion credit facility for Uzbekistan solar project, fueling international expansion and ambitious renewable energy goals.

The global solar market is growing rapidly but remains highly fragmented, Wood Mackenzie says.

Energie Steiermark's 'renewable gasfield' project aims to feed the fuel right into the grid

Colbun pioneers Peru's first green hydrogen plant, reducing carbon emissions and saving costs while promoting renewable energy use in customer processes.

Both parties came near an arrangement of PLN175 m (EUR38.5 m) to finance the plants

Saudi utility ACWA Power and Indonesia’s Danantara sign MoUs worth up to USD 10 billion for renewables, green hydrogen, and desalination, including 500 MW of clean-power projects with Pertamina.

Exagen's 20MW battery storage project in Tewkesbury is a green solution for a brighter future, supported by community feedback and UK's renewable energy goals.

BP and Iberdrola unite for a groundbreaking 25-MW green hydrogen project, boosting sustainability and cutting carbon emissions while propelling Spain's renewable energy revolution forward!

EPC outfit GRS supplied the project which is just one of the initial PV parks to connect to the transmission system

The eight projects are slated for construction in 2024

United States developer Green Hydrogen International (GHI) plans to produce a green hydrogen hub in Texas that will be powered by 60GW of solar as well as wind energy and also create over 2.5 billion kgs of green hydrogen each year.