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Greencells acquires five projects expected to achieve ready-to-build status in the very first half of this year

Commercial and industrial (C&I) solar designer Altus Power has actually authorized a major strategic partnership with Trammell Crow Company (TCC), one of the largest commercial real estate developers in the US, to bring Altus Power's clean power remedies to TCC's real estate projects.

The US Department of Energy has launched a brand-new cooperation project focused on making it more affordable and quicker to connect renewables projects to the country's grid.

The state-owned China News Service today reported almost $80 million is left in the pot for large scale project subsidies this year despite almost 420 facilities with a combined generation capacity of 1.77 GW having missed out in the auction.

Ukraine’s recently elected president has rubberstamped new legislation designed to promote domestic solar via special tariffs.

The new generation facility was financed by the Asian Development Bank and built by Chinese company ZTE Corp. The project will sell power to the grid for $0.065/kWh, a record low for solar in the country.

The laws will certainly enter into pressure on June 15 and also will require panel carbon footprints being determined according to life cycle assessments of their ecological effects according to the KS I ISO 14040 Korean requirement.

With millions of acres of flat farmland, Ohio and Indiana are becoming leading US states for solar power development. 15GW of photovoltaic panels are expected to be installed in the two states between now and 2027, enough to power about 12 million households.

Fluence Energy inks Arizona deal with Torch Clean Energy for a 160‑MW/640‑MWh, four‑hour battery, boosting U.S. grid-scale storage to balance renewables and meet peak demand.

Vietnam’s leaders sketched a stronger strategy for battery storage to integrate fast-growing wind and solar while improving reliability.

British Solar Renewables boosts its green portfolio with a 150-MWp solar and battery project, driving the UK's shift to sustainable energy.

NextEra Energy Inc. predicts an 81% surge in electricity demand, driven by AI, electrification, and chip factories, leading to a tripling of renewable generation.

T1 Energy signs an agreement to procure polysilicon and solar wafers produced by Corning at its Michigan campus, aiming to strengthen US-based PV supply chains.

T1 Energy secures 437-MW deal, fully booking 2025 output; Dallas plant's 1.2 GW production highlights momentum amid evolving market demands and strategic supplier coordination.

Britain approved a record 16.1 GW of renewables in Q2 2025, with battery applications doubling year-on-year to 8.4 GW as the grid readies for more PV.