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- 1Solar Markt Group opens Hungary's largest hybrid power plant▼Solar Markt Group cuts ribbon on Hungary’s largest hybrid power plant
Solar Markt Group has inaugurated what it describes as Hungary's largest hybrid power plant, combining solar generation with another power source at a single site. The ribbon-cutting marks a step forward for Hungary's renewables build-out, and energy sector observers are watching the project as a potential model for hybrid installations in the region.
- 2ACEN sells initial 10% stake in 250-MW Indian solar project▼ACEN sells initial 10% stake in 250-MW Indian PV scheme
ACEN, the renewable energy arm of the Ayala Group, has sold an initial 10% stake in its 250-MW solar project in India. The partial divestment is an early step in the company's plans to bring in partners for the Indian photovoltaic scheme, reflecting ongoing interest from investors in utility-scale solar assets in the country.
- 3Renewable Energy Group Acquires 715-MW Solar Portfolio▼Renewable Energy Group Acquires 715-MW Solar Power Portfolio
Renewable Energy Group has acquired a 715-megawatt portfolio of solar power projects, according to a report by POWER Magazine. The deal expands the company's renewable energy holdings and adds substantial solar generation capacity. Details on the seller, price, and location of the projects were not included in the available report.
- 4OMA Installs 8.7MW Solar Park with Storage at Monterrey Airport▼OMA Installs 8.7MW Solar Park, 49MWh Storage at Monterrey Airport
Mexican airport group OMA has installed an 8.7MW solar park with 49MWh of battery storage at Monterrey International Airport. The project will supply renewable energy to one of northern Mexico's busiest airports, part of a broader push to cut emissions and energy costs across Mexican infrastructure as the country expands its clean energy capacity.
- 5EU rollback of EV targets could require 150 new power plants▼150 new power plants: the cost of balancing the grid if the EU slashes EV targets
A new analysis by the green group Transport & Environment warns that if the European Union weakens its electric vehicle targets, the bloc would need the equivalent of 150 new power plants to balance the electricity grid. The argument is that widespread EVs, charging at flexible times, help stabilise a grid increasingly reliant on renewables, and abandoning those targets would drive up energy costs.
- 6Why everyone wants a piece of the Lopez group's Energy Development Corp.●Why everyone wants a piece of the Lopez group’s Energy Development Corp. https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.rapp ler.com
Rappler reports that the Lopez family's Energy Development Corporation, the Philippines' largest geothermal power producer, has become a target of interest among investors and business players. The piece examines who is eyeing a stake in the company and why control of the clean-energy asset matters. It has drawn attention among readers following Philippine corporate and energy-sector developments.
- 73 E Network Group issues global RFP for Finland AI data center▼3 E Network Technology Group Launches Global RFP for High-Density AI Infrastructure for Mikkeli, Finland Data Center
3 E Network Technology Group has launched a global request for proposals to supply high-density AI infrastructure for its data center in Mikkeli, Finland. Vendors worldwide are invited to bid on the project, which signals the company's push into AI computing capacity in Northern Europe, a region drawing interest for data centers thanks to cool climate and renewable energy.
- 8Chinese group advances 300MW solar project in Peru●Chinese group makes headway on 300MW Peru solar project
A Chinese group is making progress on a 300MW solar power project in Peru, according to BNamericas. The development adds to growing Chinese investment in Latin America's renewable energy sector, as Peru seeks to expand its clean power capacity and diversify its electricity mix.
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French development finance institution Proparco has joined the group of lenders backing a 467-MWp solar project in Peru, according to an announcement reported by Renewables Now. The addition of Proparco to the financing consortium signals continued international support for large-scale renewable energy development in Peru.