Solar

RIC Energy has sold seven solar photovoltaic projects, with a combined capacity of 34 MW, in New York state to Radial Power.

Primergy Solar LLC, has signed a 400 MW + 1.6 GWh battery energy storage power purchase agreement with San Diego Community Power.

Iberdrola has announced €15.5 billion investments in renewable energy before 2026, as part of a wider announcement of €41 billion to expand electrification.

Better Energy is to install a 10 MW battery energy storage system at its pre-existing Hoby solar farm in Denmark.

Enfinity Global Inc. has announced a minority sale of its 400 MW US portfolio to Kyushu Electric Power Co. inc.

Korkia and Econous Green Energy have set up a partnership to develop 600 MW of solar energy in Romania, with initial projects expected to be licensed and ready for construction in 2025.

Lhyfe has received a grant of up to €149 million for the construction of a green hydrogen production plant in Le Havre.

BayWa r.e. will realise its first combined dual-technology project in Spain, consisting of three wind farms and two solar farms.

Lesaffre and Qair have announced the signing of an 18-year, 30 MWp direct renewable electricity purchase agreement.

NextEnergy has successfully energised 260 MW of solar power across Spain and Portugal, including the 210 MW project, Santarém, and the 50 MW project Cadiz.

RWE has started construction on seven new UKm solar and co-located battery storage projects, commissioning UK-based companies, Ethical Power and Equans UK & Ireland for the building of these projects.

Boundless Impact Research and Analytics has released a new report showing that Origami’s domestically-produced steel solar modules to be 90.4% lower in emissions than the current industry standard aluminium frames imported from China.

ISG Renewables’ Bicker Fen solar park, an Innova and Schroders Greencoat joint venture, was energised on 12 March 2024.

SolarEdge has explored the best possible practice for agrivoltaics in Scania, Sweden, in collaboration with the Scania Regional Council.

Standard Solar has acquired an 18.5 MW solar portfolio in Vermont, from local developer MHG solar.