Search

Top biggest solar photovoltaic power stations in India. (Updated May 2026)   Solar power stations, PV farms 2026 in

Sunly secures €62M for the Baltics' largest solar park, boosting renewable energy and cutting emissions with the 244-MWp Risti project.

Top biggest solar photovoltaic power stations in Hungary. (Updated March 2026)   Solar power stations, PV farms 2026 in

CleanPeak Energy shines bright in Victoria with a 38-MW solar park set to power the grid, backed by a 15-MWh battery storage facility for sustainable energy solutions.

Acciona has signed a supply deal with Chilean water utility Empresa Concesionaria de Servicios Sanitarios SA (ECONSSA Chile) that will fulfil the energy needs of a water desalination plant set to come online in the Atacama desert next year.

The South African utility is seeking deals for the supply of 1,383 320 W polycrystalline modules and installing structures, to be used for the construction of 4 off-grid PV projects at its proving ground.

Derril Park plan will certainly be offered by RES so public can purchase shares

Acciona Energia launches a 176-MWp solar park in the Philippines, investing EUR 120 million to boost Southeast Asia's renewable energy and sustainability efforts.

National Grid unveils Unbridled solar park: 160-MW PV facility in Kentucky to bring USD 42-million direct economic impact and USD 11-million tax revenue by 2021.

Vesper Energy's $590m debt financing deal for the Hornet solar project in Texas will generate enough electricity to power 160,000 homes annually, stabilizing the grid and reducing price volatility.

Cypress Creek advances its 160-MW solar park in Washington, securing a site certificate and moving closer to expanding renewable energy in the region.

Join the conversation! Have your say on X-Elio's proposed 350-MW solar park with battery storage in Queensland's Western Downs. Public comments open until June 30. #RenewableEnergy #SolarPower #EnergyStorage

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

Clenera LLC, a subsidiary of Israeli renewables developer Enlight Renewable Energy Ltd, announced their 105-MW DC Apex Solar project in Montana is now online. Producing enough energy to cover 13,500 households, it is the first joint project between Clenera and Enlight, financed by Bank of America, NORD/LB, and Huntington National Bank. Clenera is developing more projects in Montana.

Financial investment will assist 5B Holdings accelerate commercialisation of its system for accelerating panel installations