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a year currently has actually proved to be a 'blessing in disguise' for the European Union with regards to renewables. An analysis by Ember-- a power think

MPC Capital aims to leverage this experience in its expansion efforts in the European energy market. How does MPC Capital plan to expand its solar expertise in

its heterojunction module assembly plant in Sicily. The funding came from the European Investment Bank (EIB), InvestEU, and a group of Italian banks led by

Solar Europe (ASE), a pan-European solar IPP developed by AGP Sustainable Real Assets, Hartree Partners as well as NaGa Solar, today introduced the

35MW later this year and is focusing on renewable energy projects across Europe, including wind and solar developments in various countries. The construction

RPower's commitment to expanding its renewable energy footprint in Europe.This PPA aligns with Romania's broader energy transition goals and highlights

dependable PV modules. " The company intends to more expand its impact in Europe, with the aim of contributing to the development of the continent's renewable

Europe’s solar landscape continues to shift as Italy wrapped up its first auction under the new FER X incentive scheme — awarding a massive 7.7 GW of photovoltaic capacity across 474 projects. The average awarded price: just €0.05682/kWh, about 37% below the auction ceiling. Of the initial 1,387 submitted proposals, the selection reflects a growing appetite for large-scale PV deployment and renewed investor confidence in Europe’s clean-energy sector. The auction also allocated 940 MW of wind capacity, underlining Italy’s commitment to a diversified renewable mix. Experts say the low tariffs and high capacity awarded signal that solar — once an expensive, niche alternative — is becoming mainstream electricity infrastructure. With falling equipment prices, economies of scale and supportive regulation, solar power is increasingly cost-competitive with fossil fuels.  For Italy and the broader EU, this outcome may serve as a blueprint for future auctions — showing that renewables can secure large-scale deployment while maintaining affordability. The scale of the awarded capacity could also accelerate grid modernization and storage integration across the region.

European Energy A/S, a Danish renewable energy developer, has secured a EUR-150-million (USD 163.5m) green portfolio financing facility with Scandinavian banks SEB and DNB to expedite the deployment of renewable energy projects across ten countries in Northern Europe. The facility is a revolving fund and spreads credit risk across multiple projects. It also has an accordion feature that can potentially increase the facility to EUR 250 million. European Energy expects to start allocating funds from this facility in early 2024. What Is European Energy's EUR-150M Green Financing Facility? The EUR-150M green financing facility is a revolving fund that spreads credit risk across multiple renewable energy projects located in ten countries in Northern Europe. The facility has an accordion feature, which allows the facility to potentially increase to EUR 250 million. The funds from the facility are expected to start being allocated in early 2024. The facility is a partnership between European Energy A/S, a Danish renewable energy developer, and Scandinavian banks SEB and DNB. According to European Energy, the facility is designed to expedite the deployment of renewable energy projects.

in various other parts of the globe, including in Latin America and also Europe, to help accelerate its global project growth platform. For Macquarie Group,

as the biggest battery storage growth in Europe to date, the project includes 2 50MW batteries developed by Penso Power as well as moneyed by China Huaneng

for over 2 GW of Vertex modules from its major global markets throughout Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and also the Middle East. All domestic orders

of the Bjerkreim cluster. With each other Meta's agreements with Luxcara in Europe represent almost EUR1bn of financial investment in brand-new renewable

Plenitude a sizable block of contracted, cash-generating assets in one of Europe’s most stable markets. The appeal on Plenitude’s side is obvious:

panel of European solar stakeholders at today's Solar Finance & Investment Europe seminar, arranged by PV Tech author Solar Media, talked about how