Chrysalis Renewables acquires two US solar projects through Hanwha partnership
Morrison-backed Chrysalis Renewables has acquired two US solar projects through partnership with Hanwha Renewables.
Morrison-backed Chrysalis Renewables has acquired two US solar projects through partnership with Hanwha Renewables.
INTEC Energy Solutions has been awarded the lead EPC contract by Lightsource bp for the Lower Wonga solar farm and battery energy storage project in Australia.
Landinfra Energy and Eiffel Investment Group have expanded their partnership to jointly develop more than 1 GW of solar and battery storage capacity in Norway.
OMV Petrom has made the final investment decision for Gabare, one of the largest integrated solar energy and battery storage projects in Bulgaria.
MELTEN has strengthened its collaborations in the UK as it will deliver new solar parks to Elgin across the country.
LichtBlick is starting construction of an additional solar park in Lower Saxony.
Repsol and Masdar have signed an agreement for Masdar to acquire a 49.99% stake in a renewable energy portfolio in Spain.
Elgin has commenced construction on a 112 MW portfolio of UK solar and storage projects that it will hold into long-term operation.
clearvise AG has started construction work at the Tezze project site in the northern Italian province of Vicenza.
Novar and Westermeerweg Zon Holding have reached financial close for Westermeerdijk solar park.
Eurowind Energy Romania has received construction permits for the Siminoc hybrid wind-solar park in Constanta County, Romania.
Ciel & Terre has started construction of the Ghiaro 3 floating photovoltaic project, located in Italy, in the Piedmont region.
RES has trained and certified 271 solar technicians under the internationally-recognised Global Wind Organisation Solar standards.
ig vogt APAC has signed the Omnibus Loan and Security Agreement for Project Luca, its 99 MWp solar-plus-storage development in the Philippines.
The government of Liberia and the World Bank have signed three major financing agreements worth US$125 million, marking a significant step forward in the country’s efforts to improve infrastructure, expand access to electricity, and accelerate digital transformation.