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Bosch launches a 2.5 MW PEM electrolyzer in Bamberg, making over one ton of green hydrogen daily—EU-compliant, locally built, and fueling long-haul FCPM tests in a closed-loop “lifetime” setup.

ADS-TEC Energy's 1-GW/2-GWh facility boosts Germany's renewable integration, enhancing grid stability and driving sustainable energy transition.

ib vogt GmbH unveils its largest solar farm in Segovia, Spain, boosting Europe's renewable energy landscape and reinforcing its solar leadership.

SUNfarming secures funds to refinance 40 MWp solar projects in Poland, with more projects in the pipeline. Leading the way in sustainable energy solutions.

Goldbeck Solar powers 18,500 homes with a 60-MWp solar farm in Saxony, cutting 18,500 tonnes of CO2 annually and advancing sustainable energy.

Centrotec, a German energy efficiency specialist, has actually obtained Switzerland's Pari Group, which holds an 80% stake in German PV module supplier Sonnenstromfabrik.

Rajasthan Solar Organization (RSA) as well as Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH have actually authorized a contract for skill development in the solar section, according to media reports.

KGAL ESPF 5 sells a 16-MW Italian solar park to Altea Green Power. With stable incentive-backed revenue, the deal optimizes holdings and unlocks capital for new European renewable projects.

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 brand-new line is currently running with a yearly capability of 400 MW. TSEC invested TWD 900 million ($32.2 million) in the new assembly line, which increased the company's total solar cell ability to 1 GW.

Although the Wiki-solar website ranking only gives a snapshot of PV project engineering, procurement and construction contracts outside China, it is nevertheless a useful indicator of the changing shape of the global solar market.

KGAL acquires 60.5-MWp solar plant in Spain for SAGST, marking its first international solar venture, promising stable returns and local job creation.

German energy firm Lausitz Energie Bergbau AG (LEAG) is planning to release 7 GW of renewable energy capacity in the Lusatia mining areas by 2030, providing a significant boost to the energy shift in the region whose lignite mines as soon as played a prominent role in the German economy.

Meyer Burger, the Swiss firm that, up until lately, produced heterojunction innovation (HJT) manufacturing tools for major solar module brands, is currently making its own modules for automation. The firm launched its product today that will certainly be available throughout Europe and also in the United States.

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.