Quinbrook starts construction of UK’s largest solar and battery storage project
Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners has announced construction start of Cleve Hill, the UK’s largest consented solar and battery storage project.
Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners has announced construction start of Cleve Hill, the UK’s largest consented solar and battery storage project.
The platform is a wind, solar, and hybrid project optimisation software application focusing on European markets.
The company continues with the construction of two photovoltaic plants of 41 and 33 MW, respectively, which will have more than 170 000 modules.
Masdar has closed the acquisition of a 50% stake in a combined solar and battery storage project from EDF Renewables North America.
The Chairman of Iberdrola, Ignacio Galán, has assured the President of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, that Iberdrola will be a loyal ally in the country’s energy transition.
ACCIONA Energía will supply the energy produced at the Cristo Bailones photovoltaic plant (42 MWp), expected to start operations in 2024, for 12 years.
Amberside Energy and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners have announced a partnership for the development of 2 GW of solar and battery storage projects in the UK.
K2M has taken new service offering to market in recognition of significant opportunity for hybridised renewables in realising the European Commission’s ‘REPowerEU’ plan.
SSE Renewables has taken its first steps into solar generation and associated battery storage in Ireland, with plans to develop a co-located project at its existing operational wind farm asset.
EDPR has just connected its first international hybrid plant to the grid, combining wind and energy production on a single site.
European Energy will be doing the development work as well as managing the grid process for the Pacific Solar Hydrogen Project portfolio.
Statkraft has signed a second hybrid power purchase and battery optimisation agreement with Warrington Borough Council, covering a solar farm and battery storage site in Gloucestershire, UK.
Through its Deep Tech fund, Repsol has acquired 33% of the technology company Smarkia, a software-as-a-service platform that provides its customers with energy optimisation solutions.
This renewable facility, located in the state of South Australia, combines 210 MW of wind power with 107 MW of photovoltaic (PV) power and has required an investment of AUS$500 million.
NTR has announced that it has successfully completed the combined financing of two projects – Murley wind farm and Ockendon solar farm – in partnership with Rabobank.