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Zelestra has signed a 39 MW hybrid wind-solar PPA with Indian paper maker Seshasayee Paper and Boards, powering operations from February–March 2026 and reducing 57.6 tonnes of CO₂ annually.

Kuwait invites global developers to build 500 MW of solar power in Al Jahra, advancing its 2030 renewables target and easing summer electricity shortages.

Saudi Arabia’s $8.4 bn Neom green-hydrogen plant may scale back after failing to secure enough international buyers, exposing hurdles for the nascent fuel market.

A World Bank presentation in London drew an encouraging picture for the Nigerian market by explaining why the mini grid segment will take off in the next 12 months.

The colossal solar boom Italy wants to drive in a decade could lie beyond reach if developers do not act to embrace energy storage more decisively, industry players have argued at a recent event.

Sungrow has actually once again been ranked "100% bankable" by BNEF based on its most current study of PV Module & Inverter Bankability 2020. The company has likewise finished delivery for South Korea's biggest crossbreed plant.

Prepare for 6 subsidy-free solar projects throughout Great Britain have actually been revealed, as part of a new joint venture between Elgin Energy and also financial investment team Foresight.

ITI has actually tendered for the commissioning of a 1.5 MW solar power plant with net-metering at its facility in Raebareli in Uttar Pradesh.

Talga Group and ABB have authorized a Memorandum of Understanding for the development of an anode development project in Sweden.

COVID-19 has had a marginal influence on Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) deal costs, according to research from LevelTen Energy.

The advancement of Denmark's grid will be driven by increasing power needs from consumers instead of the expanding renewables industry, a panel of essential figures in the nation's eco-friendly energy sector have recommended.

Global experts are set to gather in Taipei in less than a month to take stock of the island’s strengths and challenges as it embarks on a multi-gigawatt renewable transformation by 2025.

The global solar market is growing rapidly but remains highly fragmented, Wood Mackenzie says.

The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has confirmed that it fielded a tariff of US$1.6953 cents per kWh in a recent tender for a 900MW plot of its 5GW Mohammed bin Rashid (MbR) solar parks – a bid it claims sets a world record for the indepedent power producer (IPP) model.

China-headquartered GCL-SI was among the module makers recognised at this year’s PV ModuleTech, arranged in Malaysia by PV Tech’s publisher Solar Media.