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ACWA Power launches Al Shuaibah 2 solar plant in Saudi Arabia, adding over 2 GW to its renewable energy portfolio and marking a significant milestone in sustainable power.

Vikram Solar has partnered with two US companies to build a module manufacturing facility in Brighton, Colorado, creating 900 jobs and costing USD 250 million. The facility will have a capacity of 4GW and additional investments of up to USD 2.75 billion are planned to build a second US facility.

Genex Power, ASX-listed power generation development company, has secured US$117m of investment for financing a new venture and refinancing an existing facility, both located in Australia, with 50 megawatts of capacity each.

Eolian LP and Global Infrastructure Partners are set to transform South Bexar County with Texas’ largest battery storage projects, boosting CPS Energy's capacity to 400 MW by 2026!

Voltalia celebrates inauguration of 49.9-MW South Farm Solar Park in Dorset, England, supplying power to City of London business district with annual output estimated to cover consumption of 35,000 people and over 50% of the Corporation's electricity needs.

Scatec Solar has actually passed the landmark of 1.5 GW solar ability in operation internationally with the appointing of its newest 54 MW project in Ukraine

PPC will add an 88-MW solar farm in Vedrare, Bulgaria, to its portfolio in Q1 2026, boosting annual green output by 140 GWh and cutting 70 kt of CO₂, as part of its drive toward 11.8 GW of renewables by 2027.

The Riverstart project will certainly supply electrical power to the Hoosier Energy Cooperative

Generation Bridge LLC, an affiliate of power infrastructure financier ArcLight Capital Partners LLC, intends to replace an inactive oil tank farm in Oswego, New York, with an approximately 25-MW solar park.

The two nations are due to sign an MoU today to set up the capacity in the north of Bangladesh along with 50 MW of wind power facilities in the south, near the port of Payra. China will supply an estimated $500m with the host nation freeing up land for the projects.

The South African utility has issued a 20-strong tender for 50 kW solar inverters and mounting structures, to be used in four power plants. Although it is unclear whether the tender marks the energy company’s first step into solar energy, the procurement follows the recent publication of South Africa’s Integrated Resource Plan. Eskom is reportedly developing a renewables-linked large scale storage project which may explain the need for inverters.

The Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe has issued a request for proposal to seek partners for the development and construction of seven solar parks, with a combined generation capacity of 235 MW, plus two mini-hydro power projects.

Nexif Energy and Ratch Group's groundbreaking 154-MWp solar project in the Philippines will provide green energy for 52,600 homes, paving the way for a sustainable future!

Pilecom powers up Victoria: 106-MW Lancaster Solar Farm to energize 216 GWh annually, marking European Energy's bold Australian expansion.

Kauhajoki Aurinkonevat has a capacity of 500MW as well as Loimaa Keinusuo a capacity of 60MW