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Beverage company Diageo has been given the green light by Fife council for the building of its 4.1 MW solar farm.

Africa holds key minerals for solar and battery production but captures little economic value in global supply chains.

DH2 Energy’s VVR Green project in Portugal earns Potential National Interest status, boosting green hydrogen production and advancing renewable energy goals with a powerful 75-MW initiative.

Copenhagen Energy and Thy-Mors Energi join forces for a 100-MW solar-plus-storage project in Thisted, Denmark, driving local green growth and sustainable energy by 2028.

Proparco, a department of the French Development Agency (AFD) group, invested in a $10 million green bond that will certainly be lent to Sun King, an African solar kit seller. The Swiss influence capitalist Symbiotics Group, through its MSMR Bonds platform, issuing the green bond. A total of 309 bonds worth $2.67 billion have actually already been issued thanks to this platform.

The loan will advance the building and construction of projects with a combined capacity of 188MW

Orange Romania Group and Engie Romania have signed a 6-year VPPA to provide 30GWh of solar energy per year. This helps Orange achieve their net-zero carbon goal by 2040 and 80% green energy level by 2021 in 6 countries.

Coming out of stealth-mode, US-based integrated PV panel production startup, Violet Power intends to interfere with the PV industry with internal manufacturing of high-efficiency IBC (Interdigitated Back Contact) solar cells. The company will certainly use cell-to-module 'flex circuit' as well as thermal plastic encapsulant innovation in a glass/glass setup that will have a solar panel guarantee of 50 years, greater than three times the standard in the market, today.

Edify Energy has been granted federal approval for a 600-MW solar project in Queensland, providing enough energy to power 200,000 homes and up to 350 jobs. Project funding is now being sought before construction can begin with strict environment conditions in place to protect the natural landscape.

Macquarie Group intends to build a 20GW renewables pipeline over the next five years through its Green Investment Group (GIG), the green finance bank it purchased from the British government in 2017.