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project in Brazil. Mendubim is being created as a joint venture in between Scatec, Hydro Rein and Equinor, and is located in the state of Rio Grande do

renewable developer Scatec has brought in Norfund and France’s EDF as investors in its Obelisk hybrid project in Egypt, a 1.1‑GW solar PV plant

Scatec and also its partners, OCI NV, Fertiglobe, The Sovereign Fund of Egypt and Orascom Construction have actually selected Plug Power as the electrolyser technology carrier for a 100MW green hydrogen center in Egypt. The electrolyser, expected to be the biggest around the world when it comes online, will be constructed at the Egyptian Basic Industries Corporation SAE (EBIC)'s facility in Ain Sokhna. The hydrogen will be utilized to produce green ammonia. Egypt is an ideal area to create green hydrogen given its distinct renewables profile with strong solar as well as wind lots, as well as distance to markets with a hydrogen shortage, the designers said. Scatec chief executive Raymond Carlsen claimed: "We are extremely happy with the option of Plug Power as technology supplier to the 100MW hydrogen facility. " This is a key milestone for the project, as well as assists moving the green schedule ahead in Egypt ahead of COP27 in the nation following year." OCI NV exec chairman Nassef Sawiris included: "We are excited to announce this key milestone in this important item of our hydrogen technique. " Plug Power is a leader in electrolysis technology, as well as this strategic collaboration better solidifies our implementation technique. " At startup, this will be the biggest green hydrogen and also largest green ammonia application internationally. " Construction is anticipated to follow an accelerated schedule to display the green hydrogen facility during COP27 in Egypt in November 2022, highlighting Egypt's and Fertiglobe's expanding management in the renewable energy markets and also dedication to a greener future."

of its 500 MW solar tender, which was held in the summer. Norwegian developer Scatec Solar was the biggest winner, with three projects totaling 300 MW. It will

to develop a 480-MW solar project in Rio Grande do Norte with compatriots Scatec Solar ASA (OSL: SSO) and Norsk Hydro

memorandum of understanding with a consortium led by Norwegian solar developer Scatec Solar for the construction of two PV plants with a total installed generation

Scatec’s modular power arm, Release, has sealed new lease agreements to provide 64 MW of solar generation paired with 10 MWh of battery storage across Liberia and Sierra Leone—an expansion that targets fast, reliable power in countries where grids are fragmented and diesel costs remain high. The approach is fundamentally different from traditional utility builds: standardized, containerized equipment arrives quickly, is installed with minimal civil works, and can be scaled or relocated as needs evolve. The engineering is tailored for speed and resilience. Pre-fabricated PV blocks with string inverters and plug-and-play MV skids minimize site work and commissioning time. The accompanying battery systems—compact but potent—smooth short-term fluctuations, provide fast frequency response, and offer limited evening shifting to reduce generator runtime. Grid-forming inverters enable microgrid stability, while SCADA ties solar, storage and any existing diesel into a single control layer that prioritizes lowest-cost, lowest-emissions dispatch. Why leases? In markets where public balance sheets are stretched, lease-to-own or long-term rental structures avoid heavy upfront capex and transfer much of the performance risk to the provider. Utilities and large C&I users get immediate tariff relief and cleaner power; Release earns through availability-linked fees and service contracts. Standardization across sites simplifies spares, training and troubleshooting, crucial in regions where logistics can add weeks to lead times. Siting near towns, mines or industrial hubs trims transmission losses and raises reliability where it matters most—clinics, schools, water systems and small businesses. Environmental and social safeguards are baked in: compact footprints, community consultations, drainage controls sized for intense rainfall, and clear decommissioning provisions. Local contractors handle civil and electrical works where possible, building a skills base that persists after installation. The 10-MWh battery tranche may sound modest, but paired with disciplined load management it punches above its weight—suppressing short outages, reducing flicker and enabling diesel-off operation during bright hours. As demand grows, additional battery blocks can stack to lengthen discharge windows. For Liberia and Sierra Leone, the Release model is a pragmatic bridge: cleaner, cheaper power today, with flexibility to grow into sturdier grids tomorrow. For Scatec, it’s proof that modular renewables can scale beyond pilots—turning containerized hardware and smart controls into dependable electricity where it’s most transformative.

country's giving in system in 2019 to Norwegian sustainable power manufacturer Scatec ASA (OSL: SCATC), a consortium of France's Engie (EPA: ENGI) as well as

new solar markets such as Egypt and Vietnam is notable.   Norwegian EPC Scatec Solar, at 14th on the list, is the highest climber in terms of performance

The project was developed and will be operated as a joint venture between Scatec, Hydro Rein, and Equinor.The Mendubim plant marks Equinor's entry into the

venture between Philippine utility Aboitiz Power and also renewables designer Scatec, purchase most of the electrical energy and environment-friendly certificates

projects. Various other climbers are specialist utilityscale solar developers Scatec Solar, juwi, Enerparc, FRV and also BayWa re. Most of the seven Chinese

by PowerPro, a 50 MW project by Akuo Kita Solar, a 33 MW PV array by Norway’s Scatec Solar, and a 25 MW facility to be built in Koutiala by Access Power, Eren and

plant located in Mozambique. The plant has a 41 MW capacity and is owned by Scatec and KLP Norfund Investments. EDM, the national power company, will retain the

subscribed for by Statkraft Ventures, Ardal Energi, Nysno Klimainvesteringer, Scatec Innovation, ABN AMRO Sustainable Impact Fund, the company's management and