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Jindal Stainless will source 700 GWh a year from a 282-MW wind–solar hybrid built with Oyster Renewable, cutting 700 kt CO₂ and advancing its net-zero 2050 goal.

The globe's very first dynamic green power-to-ammonia plant, a 10-MW Power-to-X (PtX) demonstration project in Denmark, is expected to commence production at the start of following year.

Vermont-based Green Lantern Solar just recently completed construction of a 150-kWAC solar array in Stamford, Vermont offering Healthy Living Market & Café with significant financial savings yearly in net-metering credit histories. Sixty-six towns across Vermont now host Green Lantern ranges adding virtually 40 MW of in-state, eco-friendly power to Vermont's grid.

Vattenfall has added its name to the swelling list of proponents of solar-plus-wind-plus-storage, unveiling plans for its first ever triple hybrid.

Revolutionizing IT: Eurowind and Edora's Jutland hybrid park powers data centers with wind, solar, and battery, optimizing green energy for AI and cloud services.

Clearway Energy acquired a 109-MW solar park in Kern County, California, extending its Golden State portfolio and optionality for future storage pairing.

European Energy greenlights Italy’s largest agrovoltaic: 225 MW in Sicily, operational by 2027, CfD-backed, farm-friendly bifacial trackers, SCADA-led uptime, battery-ready—scaling dual-use solar as a replicable model.

Australian mining traveler Frontier Energy (ASX: FHE) is working on a 114-MW DC solar project in Western Australia under a broader strategy to become an integrated clean energy firm.

Chinese solar giants flock to Vietnam, investing billions in manufacturing hubs to bypass trade restrictions and secure a strong foothold in the global solar market.

Indian green energy leader Evergreen Renewables announces 400 MW hybrid renewables project in Gujarat with an investment of INR 40 billion. This project will help Gujarat to achieve its goal of 50% renewable energy by 2030.

Meta Platforms Inc partners with RWE AG to power its operations with green electricity from solar parks in the US, supporting its commitment to renewable energy.

The 6-MWp solar PV plant developed by Infinity Power Holding in Sharm El-Sheikh is functional and ready to offer clean, renewable resource to COP27. The solar plant will remain to run after the conference.

The government of the Brazilian state of Piaui recently authorized numerous agreements to establish green hydrogen generation projects backed by new solar energy plants.

The European Bank for Restoration as well as Development (EBRD) stated it will extend a 9.1 million euro ($10.7 million) funding to Albanian state-owned power energy Korporata Elektroenergjitike Shqiptare (KESH) for the construction of a floating photovoltaic or pv plant.

Rizal Green Energy secures PHP-498M loan to boost Philippines' clean energy with a 19.6-MW solar park, advancing sustainable infrastructure and reducing fossil fuel reliance.