Solar

The INVL Renewable Energy Fund I has signed two agreements for the acquisition of six solar projects with a total capacity of 102.7 MW in Romania.

Kenlov Renewable Energy has confirmed the signing of its first ‘cornerstone’ power purchase agreement as it progresses its 1.5 GW renewable energy development pipeline in the US.

Matrix Renewables has secured a 4.6 GW portfolio of utility scale solar energy projects across the central US and has signed a broader development joint venture with the projects’ original developer, SolarStone Partners.

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.

Under the agreement, Azure is expected to take delivery of First Solar’s Series 7 PV solar modules from 4Q23 to 2025.

Enverus has acquired Madrid-based RatedPower, a SaaS company developing solutions that automate and optimise the feasibility study, analysis, design and engineering of solar power plants.

The executed PPAs enable the construction of ten new large scale solar projects thanks to corporate and utility partners who envision a cleaner energy future.

Serentica plans to install approximately 1500 MW of solar and wind power across multiple sites in the states of the Karnataka, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra, India.

Reliance Industries Ltd has signed definitive agreements to acquire a majority stake in SenseHawk Inc for a total transaction value of US$32 million.

The company has agreed to acquire three solar photovoltaic sites in Australia for £21.2 million.

Ilmatar Solar AB is planning to build one of Europe’s largest solar parks in the municipality of Motala in Östergötland, Sweden.

Voltalia has announced that it has won contracts for difference (CfD) for the Clifton and Higher Stockbridge projects in the recent Allocation Round 4 (AR4) auction.

Cypress Creek Renewables has announced the closing of US$216 million in financing for its Zier solar and storage project.

Statkraft supplies Schaeffler AG with 11% of the annual power demand for its German production sites.

The binding 25 year power purchase agreement is for the construction of a solar photovoltaic facility with a contracted capacity of 50 MW at Selebi Phikwe, Botswana.