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A fresh round of funding has bumped total investment in NextEnergy Capital's global solar fund, Next Power III (NPIII), to US$280 million.

EDF Renewables UK has been granted approval from the UK government for its 500 MW solar project in Essex. Construction is projected to begin in 2026, with power to the grid in 2028. Furthermore, research into the potential benefits of large-scale solar on biodiversity and wildlife in the UK will be conducted.

Atlantic Green picks up 260MWh unnamed project to take total storage capacity to over 1GWh

' Untapped potential of commercial structures might change nation's solar energy'

SSE powers up its first UK 31‑MW solar farm, adding photovoltaics to its wind-led renewables mix—boosting “multi-technology” growth, grid value, and a repeatable blueprint for future solar delivery.

Initially 7 projects amounting to 187MWh bought from Capbal will certainly be established

Ørsted marks its entry into UK with One Earth solar farm, set to generate 740 MW of power to 200,000 homes. This is among the largest solar farms in the country and will help Ørsted reach its onshore capacity of 17.5 GW by 2030. 5.7 GW of onshore renewables are already operational or in the works.

Belectric has been awarded a contract to build a 28.5-MWp solar plant in Norwich, England. The plant is expected to be operational by summer 2024 and will be able to power 9,500 households annually. This is part of Belectric's increasing presence in the UK and Netherlands.

The Hallen project is located near Bristol in south-west England

Total PV capacity in the country is now 14.6 GW states Solar Energy UK

Contract with SUSI to construct as well as run a pipeline of possessions

Company bags 28MW as well as 1MW sites for ₤ 29m.

75MW Llanwern in Wales and also 40MW Strensham in Worcestershire are now energised

Policy and regulatory adjustments required claims Solar Energy UK

Independent power manufacturer Sonnedix will certainly increase investment in Europe via a brand-new collaboration with a fund handled by French possession manager Amundi.