Galileo achieves development milestone with renewable energy projects in Spain
Galileo has reached a milestone in its renewable energy development activities in Spain, reaching 700 MW of grid-secured projects across the country.
Galileo has reached a milestone in its renewable energy development activities in Spain, reaching 700 MW of grid-secured projects across the country.
Axpo has officially opened the Vilecha solar complex in north-western Spain.
Grenergy has closed a US$268 million senior non-recourse financing agreement for the Monte Águila plant.
Voltalia has announced the commissioning of three photovoltaic power plants in south of France, representing a total capacity of 26.9 MW.
Utilligence has secured a significant contract with Enviromena for the design, construction, and commissioning of a new 132 kV electrical substation.
GreenGo has obtained the single regional authorisation for ‘Canalicchi’, an agrivoltaic project located in Italy.
Norton Rose Fulbright has advised the lender group on the financing of a 440 MWp solar power project in the Philippines.
A new report commissioned by Bluefield with analysis from CBI Economics highlights floating solar as a major opportunity for UK energy security and water resilience.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has completed the acquisition of Ørsted’s European onshore platform and launches Perigus Energy.
GlobalData has forecast that Bangladesh’s solar photovoltaics (PV) capacity will reach 8.5 GW by 2035.
Watson Farley & Williams has advised Bayerische Landesbank on a project financing granted to RP Global for the construction of a 49.5 MWp solar park in Germany.
Neoen has launched the construction of two new solar farms in Ireland, almost doubling its capacity in the country.
TotalEnergies and Nextnorth have reached financial close and started construction of a 440 MW solar project.
Sonnedix has commenced operations at a 40 MW solar photovoltaic project in North Devon, the company’s first large scale solar plant to come into operation in the UK.
GlobalData has forecast that the Philippines’ renewable energy capacity will reach 30 GW by 2035.