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Advanced Power divested a fully developed 200-MW battery in Texas, recycling capital while positioning the asset for construction and market participation in ERCOT.

SINN Power unveils the world's first vertical floating solar plant in Bavaria, revolutionizing renewable energy with innovative water-based solar technology.

Maharashtra signed an MoU with Singapore’s GSC Group to develop 1,500-MW pumped storage across Dhule and Nandurbar—adding long-duration flexibility to India’s grid.

FRV fast-tracks 1.8 GW of solar and batteries into the UK’s reformed grid queue, targeting pre-2030 connections as demand for flexible, low-carbon power surges.

Tokyo Asset Solution pivots into 13.2MWh battery storage, testing Japan’s grid-flex future and diversifying beyond real estate amid decarbonization demand.

Tunisia agreed World Bank backing for reforms aimed at enabling 2.8 GW of new wind and solar capacity by 2028.

STMicro inks 15-year PPA with TSE, securing 780 GWh of French solar power—bolstering sustainability targets and price stability as Europe’s corporate PPAs surge.

Bahrain unveils the world’s largest 123 MWp rooftop solar at a steel complex—slashing emissions, cutting energy costs, hedging fuel volatility, and setting a Gulf-wide decarbonization blueprint.

Sol Systems secures $634M to build 324 MW across PJM and ERCOT, powering up to 87,000 homes with Blossom and Nightfall solar.

European Energy is nearing commissioning a 25-MW/65-MWh BESS in Lithuania, set beside its solar park—boosting output, grid stability, and renewable value with commercial operations soon.

Naturgy will invest €300M+ in Queensland: a 330MW solar plant paired with a 180MW battery to boost grid stability, meet clean-energy targets, and strengthen long-term energy security.

A group of researchers from the UK and Japan has actually located that the tiny issues which limit the efficiency of perovskites-- more affordable alternative materials for solar cells-- are also in charge of architectural modifications in the material that result in degradation.

A 200MW solar project planned for Victoria, southern Australia, has been denied planning permission by the state's planning arbitrator.

The governments of the two African nations are considering deploying huge volumes of generation capacity over two decades. The project, still in its initial phase, is being supported by the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council on Energy.

Plans to establish an 8GW renewable energy zone (REZ) in New South Wales, the Australian state's 2nd, have actually been billed as the largest dedication to clean power in its background.