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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.

Turkey is charging forward in renewable energy, launching an 800 MW solar tender as part of its ambitious YEKA programme to secure a sustainable future.

Genex Power Ltd and Fortescue Metals Group Ltd have partnered to provide Australia with its largest grid-connected solar park. With 25-year Power Purchase Agreement, 337.5 MW of the 450-775 MW capacity will be used to power Fortescue's planned green hydrogen and green ammonia facility. Bulli Creek solar project investment decision expected in 2024.

Novasec announced the launch of a new investment platform that connects investors with unique opportunities in the fast-growing renewable energy sector. Through a careful project selection process, Novasec’s platform combines the renewable energy sector with digital securities, providing investors the potential for lower-risk, competitive returns.

Marius Pedersen A/S partners with Better Energy for green power from solar park on Funen, benefiting 51,000 Danes.

Romanian energy supplier Restart Energy claimed on Monday that it has actually authorized a contract to attach to the electricity circulation network a 50 MW solar park it plans to build, spending 40 million (45.8 million euro) in it.

Greencoat Renewables Plc acquires 80.5-MWp solar park in Ireland with partnership funds and a power offtake deal, solidifying their commitment to renewable energy.

Ohio Supreme Court greenlights 350-MW solar park, powering 350,000 homes and boosting local economy with USD 126 million in tax revenue.

Batam Indonesia Open Market Zone Authority (BP Batam) has authorized 2 MoUs to build the world's largest floating solar power plant (PLTS) in Batam.

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.

The Total Solar International PV unit of the French oil giant has started construction of a large scale plant in Osato, in the prefecture of Miyagi, Japan. With its third solar project in Japan, Total will reach 100 MW of installed generation capacity in less than two years.

NTPC has actually tendered for the option of solar power designers for establishing a 190 MW solar project at the Nokh Solar Park in Rajasthan.

Collaboration with Centrica Business Solutions will certainly see 10MW of storage space situated in Bastogne

Iberdrola SA has won a tender to build a 25-MWp floating solar plant in the region of France, near the border with Germany and Switzerland. The project will create Iberdrola's first floating solar plant in France and is expected to generate 27 GWh of electricity annually.

The Romanian arm of French electrical energy firm Engie claimed on Friday that it has finished the acquisition of a 9.3 MW photovoltaic park in the main region of Harghita.