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EnBW unveils plans for a groundbreaking 100-MW battery storage facility in southern Germany, set to power 12,500 homes and drive sustainable energy innovation by 2025!

GreenGo Energy and Encavis AG have partnered to provide 500MW of solar energy to the German market. Their success in Denmark has resulted in a 1.1GW total project portfolio, and the companies plan to expand their operations in Germany.

Mercedes-Benz has developed a calculated collaboration with the Chinese battery cell supplier Farasis and also is also taking an equity risk in the company.

MPC Capital AG sells 51-MW Jamaican solar plant to InterEnergy Group, boosting sustainable energy efforts in Latin America.

KKR secures final approval for Encavis AG takeover, aiming to elevate its renewable energy portfolio and boost market strength in Europe. Delisting and new horizons await!

Munich Re expands its renewable energy footprint with a 130-MW battery acquisition in Germany, boosting total storage capacity to 222.5 MW.

RWE AG unveils a major 35-MW battery storage system in the Netherlands, boosting grid stability and renewable integration for a sustainable energy future.

The German PV equipment provider will not achieve the sales and earnings targets set for this year. CNBM is not expected to place orders for the expansion of its CIGS thin-film production operations in China until the fourth quarter.

Encavis AG backs KKR's delisting offer, paving the way for streamlined growth and reduced regulatory burdens in the dynamic renewable energy sector.

ib vogt to deliver 200 GWh of solar power to Axpo Polska, boosting Poland’s grid, diversifying a coal-heavy market, and strengthening Axpo’s renewable supply portfolio.

Hamburg Commercial Bank fuels solar growth with a $50M credit boost to NextEnergy III, empowering sustainable energy investments.

Canadian Solar has actually signed a multi-year module supply arrangement with Lightsource BP to provide 1.2 GW of high effectiveness polycrystalline solar modules

Canadian Solar Inc. has introduced that its majority-owned subsidiary CSI Solar Co., Ltd. (" CSI Solar") signed a 256 MW solar module contract with SOLA Group, a Cape Town-based independent power producer. The 256 MWs will supply the first two biggest utility-scale solar energy projects in South Africa, which are based on private power purchase agreements (PPAs).

RWE AG launches a 24.7MW solar farm at Kronos’s Nordenham titanium dioxide site—20 hectares, 38,300 modules, 22,000 MWh/year—powering greener transformation via a long-term PPA.

The 27 MW Dutch task in Zwolle has actually been sold to a consortium including a provincial energy shift fund as well as a local power co-operative in a bargain backed by public financing.