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RES secures approval for a 29.9-MW solar park in County Down, boosting Northern Ireland's renewable energy capacity and supporting the UK's sustainable energy goals.

Iberdrola and Ingeteam boost solar efficiency in Spain with cutting-edge battery storage, enhancing renewable energy reliability and supporting carbon reduction goals.

Ignitis Renewables powers up Latvia with 145 MW Stelpe solar farm, boosting Baltic green energy momentum and aligning with Europe's sustainable goals.

Zenith Energy expands into Italy with a 10-MWp solar project, boosting renewable goals with integrated battery storage for enhanced efficiency.

UniCredit fuels Italy's green future with EUR 62.9M for GR Value's solar projects, boosting renewable energy by over 60 MWp.

ReNew Energy pledges INR 600 billion in Andhra Pradesh, powering major clean-energy expansion—one of its biggest state bets—to scale green infrastructure in India’s surging renewables market.

A new “Solar Drain Clip” is launched to prevent water accumulation on panels in humid regions, boosting output and durability.

Italy’s new FER X program allocates 7.7 GW of photovoltaic capacity at competitive tariffs, boosting EU solar momentum.

Foresight’s FEIP II fund acquires control of flyRen, a 2.2-GW Italian platform spanning solar, wind and storage development.

Denmark’s Eurowind Energy acquires a mixed pipeline in Poland, including substantial solar capacity under development with near-term grid paths.

As renewable energy development is ramped up to address the climate crisis, negative side-effects should be avoided, especially when technology and resources could maximize the benefits. ‘Techno-ecological’ crossovers could ensure win-win outcomes for solar development and ecosystem and biodiversity conservation.

Metal trees with a seven-meter canopy of photovoltaic panels that generate electricity may soon be coming to car parks and shopping malls in the UK.

Singapore has targeted 2GW of solar by 2030 and 200MW of energy storage beyond 2025, but will continue to rely on natural gas for the next 50 years, according to a government official.

Pacific Gas as well as Electric Company (PG&E) has requested authorization from the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) for 6 brand-new battery projects completing 387 MW (1,548 MWh) of capacity. This comes after PG&E introduced in May 423 MW of energy storage space from five projects, set up to be online by August 2021.

Tennet needs more than €4.75 billion to invest in cross-border grid infrastructure between Germany and the Netherlands, as rising volumes of solar and wind are complicating network operations, said Dutch Finance Minister Wopke Hoekstra in a recent letter to the Dutch parliament, adding that the government may need to privatize the state-owned transmission system operator or sell off a stake in it.