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advancing project growth pipe of Q Cells in Spain currently exceeds 1.5 GW. In Portugal, the business recently safeguarded projects amounting to 315 megawatts at a

3.7 GW the total protected solar capacity, EDPR, majority-owned by Energias de Portugal SA (ELI: EDP), said.In all, the power titan has actually protected 8.7 GW of

by developer WElink, starting with 218.8MW Solara4 and 46MW Ourika in Portugal. As Audax said at the time, the power bought from the 708MW

Bank (EIB) and Iberdrola have actually signed a new agreement to accelerate Portugal's energy transition via the development of new renewable energy plants. The

solar farm was opened next to the Mosteiro wind park in Sabugal municipality, Portugal, with a direct connection to the substation, taking advantage of the electric

a power purchase agreement (PPA) for output from a 210MW solar plant in Portugal. The Norwegian power supplier will acquire electrical energy from the

in the development, construction, and operation of wind and solar parks in Portugal and Spain. The acquisition will enhance AXA IM's portfolio investments in the

The company currently operates seven large-scale solar farms in Spain and Portugal, along with 500 MW of onshore wind power capacity. Additionally, RWE has

agreement provides for the purchase of 118,637 modules for 3 projects in Portugal as well as Denmark. LONGi Solar will supply LR5-72HBD 535-540W devices for

summertime will see the company launch in the UK, Portugal as well as Austria, complied with by an extra three markets in the next year, as it seeks to obtain

to all of the brand name's food and also drink centres in Spain as well as Portugal. The PPA will enter into force on 1 January 2023 and covers 11 PepsiCo

broader initiative to procure 410 GWh of solar power across Germany, Portugal, and Spain. How will Iberdrola's Boldekow solar park impact Vodafone's

local arm of Portuguese utility EDP - Energias de Portugal SA (ELI: EDP) claimed on Wednesday this investment belongs to its approach to play a leading role in the

Portugal’s solar auction is attracting record low bids for the Iberian peninsula, let alone Europe. Portuguese newspaper Expresso claimed on Friday to have obtained information from companies involved in the tendering exercise that indicated significant chunks of the 1.4 GW of generation capacity on offer have been allocated for around €20/MWh (€0.02/kWh). Earlier this month, Portugal’s minister of the environment and energy transition, João Pedro Matos Fernandes, announced a ceiling price for the tender of €45/MWh. In an interview with domestic financial newspaper Sapo, the minister said he was aware average prices for solar in the region were around €55/MWh. In a southern European context, Greece recently allocated 143 MW of new solar generation capacity for €62/MWh. The Iberian peninsula, however, has attracted subsidy free solar projects in recent months at power prices as low as €27/MWh. Two types of offer Developers in the Portuguese tender could present two kinds of offer: one with a fixed price below €45/MWh and another with a variable tariff which includes a requirement to pay compensation to the electricity system, depending on spot market power prices. When a project price is higher than the market price, the Portuguese government will pay the project the difference. When the market price is higher, the project owner makes up the gap. According to Expresso, at least one 200 MW slice of capacity has been allocated under the variable tariff scheme at a price of €23/MWh and several other capacity allocations received bids for the fixed tariff scheme of around €20/MWh. The minister’s judgement in undercutting what was the average solar price will be proved right if the newspaper report is accurate. The solar auction was held on Thursday, Friday and yesterday. The final results are subject to jury approval, with an option for companies to hold a hearing if they wish to contest a bid. The results will be formally published by August 10, by the Directorate-General for Energy and Geology.

The city government of the Portuguese community of Palmela has actually authorized the location for the building of a 270-MWp solar photovoltaic (PV) project proposed by LOGZ Atlantic HUB SA.