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Mytilineos SA secures €400 million loan from EIB to install 2.6 GW of solar and storage capacity across EU countries, enabling €2.5 billion of projects and helping EU reach net zero emissions by 2050. Upgrade of Greek electricity grid included.

A 400-MW solar farm in Queensland, Australia's biggest, has become with the ability of feeding greater than 100 MW right into the grid, the state government stated on Thursday.

Onde SA embarks on its largest solar project yet, the 32-MW Park Lewald Wielki in Poland, as part of its ambitious renewable energy expansion plans.

Honda has just inked two virtual power plant agreements that will cover more than 60% of its electricity usage in North America.

Nissan has actually certified its modern technology to APB Corporation that will certainly enable automation of lower-cost lithium-ion batteries with raised billing ability

China Energy Investment Corp. and China Longyuan Power Group Corp. are investing $416 million to build the world's second largest renewable energy project. This 11-gigawatt power plant in Gansu province will reduce emissions and provide back-up energy storage. Construction will begin soon after government approval.

We Energies secures a $2.5 billion loan guarantee to power Wisconsin's renewable future, paving the way for 1,650 MW of clean energy projects across wind, solar, and hydropower.

Welspun New Energy is set to invest INR 135 billion in Odisha, pioneering innovative renewable projects like pumped storage and floating solar parks to fuel India's green future.

ACME and Norfund will certainly eye investments in 'potential renewable energy' projects in the country to ensure ecologically sustainable development in India. Norfund has already committed to purchase some crucial projects in India.

Assurances against country-level risks are essential to make renewable energy investments bankable. Sovereign guarantees represent a government’s commitment to cover payments in case of default. Yet with this well-known instrument becoming harder to obtain, lesser-known risk mitigation alternatives can also be viable.

Turkey and Saudi Arabia will sign COP31’s second renewables deal, adding 3 GW capacity to a prior 2 GW solar phase—total 5 GW—boosting Turkey’s energy independence.

The state-owned State Power Investment Corp Ltd has received a bid of 25 cents per watt for monocrystalline panels in a tender to procure 3.04 GW of PV module capacity.

BP Plc completes its acquisition of Lightsource bp, enhancing its renewable energy portfolio with a vast 62-GW pipeline across 19 markets, solidifying its commitment to sustainable energy.

INVL Renewable Energy Fund I has raised EUR 4.5 million in its maiden public bond sale in Lithuania, attracting 250+ investors with an interest rate of 10% and a two year maturity. The proceeds will go towards solar projects in Poland and Romania, estimated to cost up to EUR 350 million.

Neoen SA partners with SNCF Voyageurs to power trains with green electricity from a 139-MWp solar park in France for 25 years.