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LONGi Smashes Tandem Solar Record With 33 Percent Efficiency Leap
LONGi’s new silicon-perovskite tandem cell hits 33 % efficiency, raising the bar for large-area photovoltaics and spotlighting the firm’s broader “Innovation + Collaboration” strategy.
Jun 20, 2025 // Technology, Manufacturing News, perovskite, LONGi, efficiency, Tandem cells, photovoltaics
Copenhagen Energy Taps Energrid to Build 132 MWh Danish Batteries
Copenhagen Energy appoints Energrid as EPC contractor for the 132 MWh Everspring battery portfolio, aiming for grid-ready storage by spring 2026.
Jul 10, 2025 // Storage, Europe, Denmark, Copenhagen Energy
Masdar Acquires Arlington for Renewable Energy Storage in UK, Europe
The acquisition will certainly enable Masdar to increase its presence in the UK and also European RE markets and also support nations' net-zero objectives.
Along with the Arlington acquisition, Masdar likewise means to boost its financial investment in offshore wind as well as various other renewables projects in new and also current markets, consisting of the UK.
Oct 26, 2022 // Storage, Mohamed Jameel Al Ramahi, Masdar, UK, Europe, BESS, net-zero, Battery Energy Storage System, Arlington Energy, Matthew Clare
RGreen Infuses EUR 250 million in Israel's Econergy Renewable
The financial investment is expected to be routed via Infragreen IV as well as V Funds of RGreen.
The fresh funding will directly support the development of solar and also wind projects throughout Europe.
Nov 21, 2022 // Markets & Finance News, Asia, Israel, RGREEN INVEST’, RGreen, Econergy Renewable, French Asset Manager, Infragreen IV, Olivier Guillaume, Phoenix Insurance
A$ 7.8 Bn Deal for Renewable Energy Transmission Infra in New South Wales
Specifically, the deal will sustain 8 renewable energy projects in the district besides Snowy 2.0 hydropower project in one of the most populated district of Australia.
The federal government will be spending A$ 4.7 billion and also NSW will certainly add A$ 3.1 billion through completion of this decade to eliminate the reliance on fossil fuels for power.
Dec 22, 2022 // Markets & Finance News, Australia, Oceania, nsw, Anthony Albanese, Dominic Perrottet, HumeLink line, New South Wales transmission deal, Sydney Ring transmission link, transmission infrastructure, VNI West interconnector
WE Energies Buys 150MW Wisconsin Solar, 50MW Battery
WE Energies powers up Wisconsin with 150MW solar plus 50MW battery, delivering firm, low-cost energy, peak relief and grid services as demand grows.
Mar 16, 2026 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Storage, USA, solar plus storage, We Energies, Wisconsin, North America, acquisition
Waaree Energies Starts 3-GW Gujarat Solar Module Plant
Waaree Energies expands solar module production in Gujarat with a new 3‑GW plant—boosting domestic supply, cutting EPC procurement delays, and strengthening India’s traceable, onshore solar capacity.
Apr 7, 2026 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, India, Asia, solar modules, waaree, gujarat
Samsung C&T Cleared for QLD 300-MW Solar-Storage
Green light for Samsung C&T’s 300‑MW Dunmore solar farm in Queensland, with co‑located battery boosting grid stability—propelling Australia’s clean energy build and moving into design, connection, and financing.
Nov 10, 2025 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Australia, Oceania, samsung
India Approves 760MW Hybrid Tariffs, Curbs Trading Margins
CERC clears tariffs for 760 MW hybrid renewables-plus-storage, caps risky margins, boosting investor confidence and firm green power as India scales battery-backed solar/wind and retires fossil peakers.
Nov 27, 2025 // Markets & Finance News, India, Asia, CERC
Australia Clears Tonic’s Solar Park With 440-MWh Battery
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.
Feb 18, 2026 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Storage, Battery Storage, Australia, Oceania, Solar Park, Planning Approval, Grid reliability
Solar Recycling Is Becoming A Race Against Time
Solar waste is not yet a visible concern, however will certainly turn into one soon, if recycling as well as disposal is not prioritised quickly.
Pending a recycling policy, the government can a minimum of make sure excellent quality requirements so that the equipment does not reach end of life before its guaranteed date/s.
Aug 26, 2021 // Technology, Manufacturing News, Solar Panels, Envie 2E Aquitaine, Korea Institute of Energy Research, KIER, ROSI Solar, solar module recyling, Solar Waste Action Plan, SWAP, Soren, Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment, WEEE
Iberdrola produces JV with insurance policy company to invest in 1GW of Spanish renewables
Iberdrola has created a critical partnership with insurance company Mapfre that will initially purchase 230MW of clean energy projects in Spain, consisting of 130MW of solar PV.
Apr 8, 2021 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Markets & Finance News, Spain, Portugal, Battery Storage, Iberdrola, Europe, joint venture, utility, data centres, Merlin Properties, Jakob Carnemark
Solar sector nears 'crisis' in the middle of product scarcities
Solar manufacturing product lacks are nearing a crisis point with the rate of polysilicon continuing to rise, JinkoSolar's Dany Qian has actually claimed.
Apr 19, 2021 // Manufacturing News, polysilicon, JinkoSolar, Dany Qian, raw materials, module pricing, Xiande Li, material shortage, polysilicon pricing, supply and demand
Minister: Mexico’s postponed auction will come when time is right
Mexico’s state-run utility and fossil fuel infrastructure need more time before the country can re-arrange the renewable auction it cancelled this year, a top official has said.
Sep 19, 2019 // Plants, Large-Scale, Commercial, Markets & Finance News, Grids, solar pv, Latin america, auctions, Mexico, North America, AMLO, esslatam, tenders, cfe, Marco Nieto-Vázquez
UN fund gets behind plan to unlock finance for South African renewables
UN money will help South African PV players underpin project revenues without the need to resort to the government, after a year when Eskom’s woes have cast doubts on the state-offtaker route.
Oct 9, 2019 // Markets & Finance News, Africa, eskom, green climate fund, embedded pv, un, dbsa, Yannick Glemarec





