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Enel Green Power secures $126 million loan for Girgarre solar park in Victoria, Australia, adding solar and battery storage capacity in New South Wales. Construction set to begin soon.

Origin Energy's Eraring battery expansion to 700 MW with Wartsila as contractor, replacing coal-fired power station capacity. Construction to begin in 2025.

Vikram Solar gears up for IPO, set to boost production and innovation, aligning with India's renewable energy goals and expanding its global solar market presence.

Zenith Energy expands into Italy with a 10-MWp solar project, boosting renewable goals with integrated battery storage for enhanced efficiency.

State-run miner-utility NLC India issued a tender to procure 579.74 MWp of PV modules for a Rajasthan solar build.

A USD 5 billion (EUR 4.64 bn) JV in between Quantum Power Asia and ib vogt GmbH Anantara project will certainly generate more than 3.5 GW as well as shop 12GWh of renewable energy Singapore plans to import approximately 4GW of clean energy by 2035

SJVN Ltd has announced that it has actually nabbed a 100 MW solar PV power project in the Raghanesda Solar Park and also will certainly quickly start work on the Rs 490 crore project.

Pre-holiday upkeep in China, virus risks tighten up market Battery prices to stay flat if upstream provides in a timely manner: EVE

Adani Green Energy triumphs in Maharashtra, securing a 5 GW solar power deal at a competitive rate, paving the way for a sustainable energy future!

Tata Power's new 2-GW solar facility in Tamil Nadu, India's largest, sparks a green revolution, aiming for sustainability with advanced technology and increased local solar production.

Indus Towers expands its green footprint by acquiring a 26% stake in Amplus Tungabhadra, propelling its commitment to renewable energy and a sustainable future.

Tata Power's 4.3-GW solar facility in Tamil Nadu revolutionizes India's green energy landscape, boosting renewable capabilities and positioning the company as a solar market leader.

India's largest solar panel manufacturer, Waaree Energies said it was closing in on achieving cumulative solar module shipments of 2.5GW as its recent capacity expansions took nameplate production to 1.5GW.

The factory, backed by the Turkish government in September, was originally intended to be built with the support of Korean solar manufacturer Hanwha Q Cells. The new partner is China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC). Production is planned to start next year.

Only Indian companies are allowed to bid for this project. The company that succeeds will supply 4.5W, 4.6W and 4.67W multicrystalline silicon solar cells. the bidding process is expected to close on the 6th day of January.