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NatWest and SMBC back Eku Energy with £145 million for a 99-MW/198-MWh battery at Ocker Hill, advancing Britain’s shift to flexible, low-carbon power.

ENEOS Renewable Energy (ERE) starts repowering its 16.8-MW Wakayama solar plant, upgrading aging equipment to boost efficiency, extend lifespan, and support Japan’s faster clean energy transition.

State energy SA Water is partnering with an ecological company to're- vegetate' almost a ton of native plants under a huge scale solar arrays. Underneath the ground-mounted PV jobs, native greenery must return to the previously farming land, and the resulting scrub is expected to secure panels from dirtying.

Estonian renewables programmer Sunly will construct solar installments at 100 cell towers of the Estonian branch of Swedish telecommunications group Telia, the firms claimed.

The Latin American country has far exceeded its goal to get to 20% of energy production from renewable resources by 2025

UK investor Nexwell Power buys seven-site, 248 MWp solar portfolio in Andalusia and Aragón from Q Energy, boosting Spain’s renewables push and data-centre PPAs.

IbVogt, German worldwide solar programmer, has chosen Nextracker's XTR for the 150 MW Garnacha solar power plant in Spain. The project is backed by a twelve-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with Google.

Lodestone Energy secures consent for three solar power plants in New Zealand, combining renewable energy with agriculture for a sustainable future.

YES Group secures 100 MW of JA Solar’s DeepBlue 4.0 Pro modules for 2025 projects, boosting Australia’s rooftop and commercial solar ambitions.

Axpo starts NalpSolar, an 8 MW alpine PV project in Tujetsch, set to supply Swiss Federal Railways for 20 years under Bern’s Solar Express programme.

Tata Power's 4.3-GW solar facility in Tamil Nadu revolutionizes India's green energy landscape, boosting renewable capabilities and positioning the company as a solar market leader.

The Indore Development Limited (ISCDL) has issued a tender seeking consultant for 100 MW solar plants at various locations.

The 1 MW/4 MWh storage system will be used to store power throughout top hours or when the terminal reaches optimum lots in addition to for improving network voltage.

The project costs Rs. 3.86 billion including taxes and also duties. The tender was floated in December 2020.

Ecoppia, the world-leader in robot cleansing technology for photovoltaic or pv solar sites, introduced today that it has finished the setup of its robots at a solar site in California, U.S.A., operated by The AES Corporation, a Fortune 500 worldwide energy business that offers greener, smarter energy remedies in 15 nations worldwide. AES is the largest personal proprietor of running solar properties in the USA.