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Spain's GRS, part of Gransolar Group, introduced today that it is building an 82-MW solar park in Portugal for German investment as well as asset manager KGAL GmbH & Co KG.

22MW new-build solar will certainly be sited next to an operational 10MW wind farm in Taurage

NextEnergy Capital shines bright in Spain and Portugal with 260 MW solar power parks, powering homes and leading the way in renewable energy expansion.

Minnesota Power is powering up with 200+ MW of new solar parks, advancing toward a greener future and commitment to 80% renewable energy by 2030!

TotalEnergies continues to lead the way in renewable energy with acquisitions in Spain and Germany, contributing to the country's energy transition and expanding its portfolio.

Statkraft and Naturstrom AG have authorized a power acquisition contract for a 50 MW solar array in Bavaria, while BayWa r.e. has actually revealed a brand-new solar-wind crossbreed project, with 22 MW of solar capability.

India’s state utility plotting 5GW solar plant, according to reports

10MW Lottorf center in Schleswig-Flensburg/Schleswig-Holstein will certainly be broadened by 7MW in the next year

Qair shines bright in Poland, launching an 80-MW solar park set to power 20,000 homes, boosting its renewable capacity to 500 MW and aiming for 3 GW by 2030!

Recently, the authorities of Denmark declared their plans to cease tenders for green power development. A few days later, a Jutland-based subsidy-free photovoltaic project with a capacity of 155 megawatts has been revealed. From the beginning, the power produced is planned for selling to the market of Nord Pool. However, private power supply options can also be considered.

German energy company N-ergie AG has actually brought live two solar parks with an integrated capacity of 29 MWp in Bavaria which are anticipated to produce 31.03 million kWh of clean electrical energy each year.

Valorem's innovative agrivoltaic project in France and solar park in Finland showcase their dedication to sustainable energy solutions for a greener future in Europe.

Fortum, a Finnish energy company, plans to build a 90-MW solar power plant in Sweden. The project, called Alvret, will cover 95 hectares of land and is estimated to take up to three years to complete. Construction will begin once the permit process is finished. An additional 80-MW solar project is planned for Virolahti, Finland.

Japanese realty company Takara Leben Co Ltd (TYO:8897) has completed a 14-MW solar photovoltaic (PV) plant in Tottori prefecture, Japan.

AES Brasil Energia SA powers up its Ouroeste Solar Complex, now 178.3 MW strong, delivering clean energy for 800,000 residents and fostering local jobs. A bright future!