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Singapore-based independent power manufacturer (IPP) Vena Energy has gotten JPY 5.4 billion (USD 39.3 m/EUR 39.7 m) in debt to back the building and construction of a 17-MW solar park in Japan's Fukushima prefecture.

Chinese solar group Trina Solar Co. Ltd. has actually supplied the initial bifacial "Vertex" modules for a 125-megawatt ground-mounted solar power plant in Bundorf, Germany.

Tonic Group secures approval for an Australian solar park with 440‑MWh battery, turning sun into dispatchable power—cutting curtailment, boosting capture prices, and bolstering evening peaks and grid reliability.

Sunsure brought online an 82.5-MWp solar park, lifting its Indian open-access portfolio to about 260-MWp and sharpening its corporate PPA offering.

The firm has begun the construction of the 500 MW of solar plant, which is expected to be appointed in the next 9 months. The project looks for to offset the power requirements of 50% for company clients as well as 50% for utility projects.

NextEnergy UK I brought a 60-MW solar park online—its seventh operating asset—adding reliable daytime capacity and future storage optionality in England.

Econergy will acquire Nofar’s stake in the 155-MW Rătești solar park, consolidating ownership and unlocking operational and financing efficiencies in Romania.

The BMW Group will start sourcing aluminium created utilizing solar electrical power. The firm's company companion Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA) has currently come to be the very first company in the world to additionally make use of solar electricity for business manufacturing of aluminium, which it will initially provide solely to the BMW Group.

Skarta flips a 13‑MWp Finnish solar park to Solarigo, spotlighting Nordic build‑and‑recycle strategy as corporate demand surges and performance ops—not hardware—win returns for both portfolios.

Pacific Energy partners with Horizon Power to revolutionize Exmouth's energy landscape, promising 80% renewable power by 2026—ushering in a cleaner, greener future for this remote town.

Vena Energy has obtained JPY-16.9-billion financing for its 53-MW Kasama solar project in Ibaraki, Japan. The project will provide clean energy to over 14,000 households annually, as part of the company's 2.7 GW operational portfolio.

Dubai has narrowly missed out on reclaiming the title of having the world’s cheapest solar photovoltaic (PV) energy, after receiving bids for the latest phase of a massive solar park on the desert outskirts of the city.

Singapore-based independent power producer (IPP) Vena Energy has finished the construction as well as started industrial operation of a 37-MW solar PV park in Japan's Nagano prefecture, it claimed.

A tie-up of Pele Green Energy and EDF Renewables South Africa will certainly construct a 100-MW solar park for South African mining titan Anglo American Platinum (JSE: AMS), the latter claimed on Wednesday.

OMV Petrom secures 5-year PPA with Saint-Gobain in Romania, providing 800GWh of green electricity from wind and solar sources starting in 2026.