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Unlock the power of the sun with breakthrough concentrated solar power. Australian scientists have pushed thermal energy storage to new heights, heating ceramic particles to 803°C & storing it for up to 15 hours. This could be a key to low-cost renewable energy for Australia & beyond.

GRIDCO will certainly obtain 200 MW of solar energy on a price of Rs 2.50 Kwh The procurement period begins with the financial year 2024-25 for 25 years.

Nala Renewables will construct the project at Nyrstar's zinc smelting center in Balen

The facility is expected to come online in 2028

Solar Service Group to market energy app to more than 8,000 battery users.

Power Capital Renewable energises Creevy 6.46MWp solar in Roscommon, exporting first power after transformer testing. Sixth project online as more solar and battery builds ramp up, backed by EIB funding.

Singapore, which plans to import approximately 4 GW of low-carbon power by 2035, last week revealed a number of steps it has actually made to import electricity from both Cambodia and also Indonesia.

Google’s Project Suncatcher turns solar LEO swarms into AI datacenters: TPUs linked by free-space optics at 1.6 Tbps; 2027 prototypes, radiation-tolerant chips, but heat and ground links loom.

Indian independent power manufacturer (IPP) Azure Power has appointed Harsh Shah as CEO, reliable from 1 July, following the resignation of its previous CEO, Ranjit Gupta, last month.

SPIES' Lower Saxony factory to harness 10 MW of solar power from Juwi's Gesmold park, covering 20% of electricity needs and promoting sustainability.

Seven-year PPA with Lundbeck takes pharmaceutical firm to 100% renewable electricity

Renewable energy business Statkraft has revealed that the first 30MWp of the Schornhof solar park near Ingolstadt, Bavaria, has been attached to the German power grid.

Linde signs a long-term green power deal with Ib Vogt for 80 GWh annually from a new Catalonia solar plant—cutting ~37,000 tonnes of CO₂ each year and advancing Spain decarbonisation.

Plug Power powers up a $6.5 billion green ammonia project in Australia, delivering 3 GW electrolyser capacity to harness solar energy for a sustainable future.

European Energy A/S has won approval to construct a 90-MW solar farm in Italy’s Puglia Region. The project, led by Thorvald Spanggaard, will generate enough energy to power 55,500 households. The solar park will use tracker panels on 35 hectares of land and involve reforestation and infrastructure upgrades. European Energy's ambitious goal to develop renewable energy in all of Italy moves closer to reality.