R.Power announced the signing of contracts for the general execution of a 23 MW photovoltaic farm portfolio. The projects will be built by the Polish company Nomad Electric and the Romanian company Waldervar.
Project developer R.Power signed a loan agreement with the Polish Development Bank for the construction of a portfolio of PV projects with a total capacity of 72 MW.
RWE and PPC will build five PV projects with more than 200 MW in Greece. The total planned investment is €180 million, €90 million co-financed by RRF, PPAs are signed.
BayWa r.e. sells a PV portfolio consisting of three solar projects with a total capacity of 115 MW to L&G NTR Clean Power Fund. This is managed by international asset manager Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM), and NTR, one of the leading investors in renewable energy.
Belectric secured another major contract in the Netherlands. By constructing four solar power plants for its new customer Low Carbon, solar energy specialist Belectric continues to expand the company presence on the Dutch market.
Project developer Abo Wind has sold two South African solar projects, each with a capacity of 100 megawatts. The buyer, South African Sola Group, has already signed a private power purchase agreement (PPA) for the projects with mine operator Tronox.
The PFR Closed-end Investment Fund of Non-Public Assets (FIZAN), part of whose investment portfolio is managed by the Polish Development Fund, has taken up green bonds of R.Power worth PLN 120 million (EUR 25,4 million).
BloombergNEF reports an 11% year-on-year rise in renewable energy financing in the first half of 2022, for a total of $226 billion.
Sharp Energy Solutions Europe expands its PV business in Ethiopia, getting along with several millions of Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM) subsidies for PV panels.
After a successful financial year 2021 with numerous highlights in all BayWa r.e. business units the company forecasts record growth for 2022 with the planned realization of more than 1 GW of renewable energy projects.
RWE is growing its renewables portfolio in Poland: at the end of December the company received Contract for Difference (CfD) awards from the Polish Energy Regulatory Office for solar projects with a total capacity of more than 20 megawatts (MW).
According to IHS Markit PV installation capacity in the Middle East will exceed 50 GW by 2030. Companies like Sungrow intensify their engagement in the region.
Together with its Austrian partner in this project, the LSG Group, Steag Solar Energy Solutions (SENS) has added 130 solar parks with a total capacity of 65 megawatts to the Hungarian power grid since August 2020.
New investment in renewable energy projects and companies totalled $174 billion in the first half of 2021, supported by record public market financing and record levels of venture capital and private equity commitments.
BNP Paribas Bank Polska and Santander Bank Polska signed the agreement for PLN 242 million (EUR 53 million) on the financing of R.Power solar power plants’ portfolio
SolarPower Europe is hosting a free webinar tomorrow where African and European experts will shed light on how to reduce the levels of cost of capital for solar projects in Africa:
A new portfolio will include over 200 acres of pollinator-friendly habitat across 14 projects representing 28MW of solar capacity across Vermont and Maine.
PV reliability expert’s independent evaluations help asset owners avoid potential system performance losses and component replacement costs.
Many individual investors drive energy transition in emerging markets with sustainable crowdinvestments and benefit from up to seven percent return per year.
To finance the international solar pipeline for the Clean Capital Energy Group (CCE), the company successfully placed its first corporate bond.
Innovative business models and pioneering projects for a sustainable energy industry have once again been honored with The smarter E AWARD. Phaesun, Solar Chernobyl and SunPower Corporation were crowned the winners of the Outstanding Projects category. The prize for Smart Renewable Energy went to Stadtwerke München, Fronius International and Next Kraftwerke.
