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Project developer Solar Attapeu Power Sole Company (SAPC) has actually broken ground on the very first large-scale solar farm in Laos with a capacity of 50MW.

Q Energy and Velto Renewables switch on the 9-MWp La Gineste solar park in Aude, France, pairing clean power with local sheep grazing.

Aljomaih and TotalEnergies power up Saudi Arabia with Rabigh 2 solar project, energizing 53,000 homes and cutting 500,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually.

Portugal’s Greenvolt will sell 145 MW of near-term wind-solar assets plus 86 MW of greenfield projects in Spain to Transiziona for up to €195 million.

R.Power will break ground in Q4 2025 on its 80-MWp Lasocice solar farm—the developer’s largest Polish project—set to supply 35,000 homes by 2027.

Infranity grants Blue Elephant €200 m — expandable to €400 m — to finance 1 GW of new solar, wind and storage projects across Europe by 2028.

TagEnergy boosts its Australian footprint with ACE Power acquisition, adding 6 GW in solar, wind, and storage, enhancing project flexibility and financing opportunities.

Meridian and Nova's 400-MW Te Rahui solar farm promises energy diversity and stability, enhancing New Zealand's grid with innovative solar-battery integration by 2027.

Aspen Power expands in Illinois with 13.9 MWdc community solar acquisition, offering savings and clean energy access to residents and businesses, backed by stable financing and innovative strategies.

Both companies have authorized a binding agreement last week for the solar energy portfolio for $293 million. TGC said that the equity funding for these assets was provided by the third fund of TGC, True Green Capital Fund III, as well as its funding partners provided debt as well as tax equity.

The updated Tiger Neo family will entail three series with up to 445 Wp for 54-cell, 615Wp for 72-cell, and 635Wp for 78-cell. The module efficiency for these will depend on 22.27%, 23.23%, and also 22.72% respectively.

The finances will aid the advancement of solar power projects with a combined capacity of concerning 284 MWdc. These solar projects are owned and run by Solek Holding.

China Energy Engineering Corporation (CEEC) connects a 400-MW solar farm to the grid in Uzbekistan, boosting the country's efforts to increase its solar power capacity and reduce reliance on coal and natural gas.

Renewable Power Capital and Altea Green Power join forces to develop 1GW of battery energy storage projects in Italy, driving sustainable growth and operational excellence.

The electronic devices titan is developing two PV plants with a consolidated generation capability of 58 MW with U.S. module manufacturer First Solar. Toshiba is additionally prolonging its hydrogen study project in Fukushima for an additional 2 years.