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Dubai-based AMEA Power LLC will start the building of a 100-MW solar project in Tunisia in the first half of 2023 in the middle of plans for more renewable energy financial investments in the North African nation, the firm's chairman Hussain Al Nowais told Tunis Afrique Presse (TAP).

Spanish solar trackers manufacturer Soltec Power Holdings SA (BME: SOL) revealed on Friday that it will construct a 5-MW solar distributed generation (DG) plant approximately Murcia, south-eastern Spain, making use of a self-developed kit.

The Dubai Water and Electricity Authority will use energy from the gigawatt-scale Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park to provide a new hydropower plant with pumped storage capacity. The state-owned utility has announced a number of innovations for the project in recent months, including plans for hydrogen and large-scale storage capacity.

Spanish energy Naturgy has partnered with gas grid operator Enagás to advance a green hydrogen plant together with a 400MW solar PV project in Spain's Castilla y León area.

Chinese power manufacturer Huaneng Power International Inc (HKG:0902) on Friday stated it has actually linked to the grid the 2nd stage of a 320-MW floating solar complex at home, touted as the biggest one internationally.

New South Wales-based development business Greenspot has actually lodged a planning application for a substantial 500 MW/1,000 MWh battery power storage space system to be built at the site of the shuttered coal-fired Wallerawang Power Station near Lithgow in the Central Tablelands.

Reliance NU Suntech secures a 25-year PPA with SECI to build Asia’s largest 930 MW solar and 465 MW/1,860 MWh battery storage complex by 2027.

BB Energy commissions 25-MWp Mailo solar farm in Zambia, starts trading on SAPP and secures funding to expand the site and build a 500-MWp regional portfolio.

First announced last year, these projects are finally all set to continue to the building and construction phase. With a tension on floating solar, these projects will contribute to the fast building portfolio of floating solar projects in India.

Solar tracker supplier Soltec has actually signed contracts to provide 610MW of its SF7 bifacial trackers to Enel Green Power for usage in 2 PV plants in Peru and Colombia.