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IC Enterra powers up Turkey's future with a 100-MW solar park, boosting clean energy and cutting fossil fuel reliance in Hatay.

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.

Brazilian solar power membership solution enertech Sun Mobi introduced it will certainly establish a 5-MW solar photovoltaic or pv (PV) plant in the countryside of Sao Paulo state.

German renewables programmer and also operator Energiekontor AG (ETR: EKT) introduced on Monday it has actually offloaded a 19-MWp solar park in Germany's Brandenburg state to domestic renewable resource asset manager CEE Group.

Enexus partners with Turkey's Akis Enerji to build a 20-MWp solar park in Romania, boosting regional renewable energy and fostering international collaboration.

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.

Gurin Energy powers up the Philippines with a 75-MW solar park, marking a major step in Southeast Asia's renewable journey and boosting the nation's sustainable energy goals.

China Energy Engineering Corporation (CEEC) connects a 400-MW solar farm to the grid in Uzbekistan, boosting the country's efforts to increase its solar power capacity and reduce reliance on coal and natural gas.

Vesper Energy launches 600-MW Hornet Solar park in Texas, boosting renewable capacity and reinforcing commitment to sustainable energy solutions.

CelgPar unveils a $5M solar park at UEG, slashing costs and boosting Brazil's green energy goals.

ACEN Corp and CleanTech team up for a 133-MW solar park in North Luzon, boosting the Philippines' renewable energy and local economy.

Voltalia has completed the construction of its 140-MW Karavasta solar park in Albania. 200HA of land will offset 29,160 tonnes of CO2 emissions, enough to meet the annual consumption of 220,000 residents. With a 15-year contract for half its output, Karavasta is part of Albania's goal to reach 54.4% renewables share by 2030.

RES, a UK-based renewables developer, has been granted approval to build the 35MW Limbach Solar Park in eastern Germany. The project will produce 38 million kWh of energy annually, enough to power 19,000 people, and reduce emissions by 30,000 tonnes each year. RES will hold a public event to inform local citizens and expects a permit in Autumn 2024, with commissioning in Q2 of 2026.

Enel Green Power lights up Victoria with Girgarre solar park, set to power 43,000 homes by 2025. A shining example of renewable energy innovation.

Qair, the French renewable power producer, has announced the launch of a 60-MW solar park in Poland. It will occupy 82 hectares, have 112,000 solar panels, and power 20,000 homes annually. Qair's aim is to have over 500MW of capacity in Poland by 2024.