Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Enbridge, Trina, Stiemo, Masdar, JA Solar, among others.
Enbridge Advances 600 MW Texas Solar Project to Power Meta
Enbridge is moving forward with the development of a 600 MW solar project in Texas, with a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) in place to supply electricity to Meta’s data center operations. This project is part of Enbridge’s strategy to expand its renewable energy portfolio and support the growing demand for clean energy from major technology companies. The solar facility is expected to leverage advanced photovoltaic technology to maximize energy output and operational efficiency. Benefits include supporting Meta’s 100 percent renewable energy goals, reducing carbon emissions, and enhancing Enbridge’s position in the U.S. renewables market. The project will also contribute to local job creation and strengthen regional energy infrastructure through sustainable investments.
Trina and Stiemo to Deploy 180 MWh Battery Storage in Lithuania, Eye Larger Rollout
Trina Storage and Lithuanian energy firm Stiemo plan to deploy 180 MWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS) in Lithuania as part of a broader ambition to develop multi-gigawatt-hour scale storage capacity in the country. The project will help enhance Lithuania’s grid stability, energy security, and renewable energy integration, supporting its transition to a low-carbon energy system. This initiative aligns with Trina’s strategy to expand its energy storage solutions across Europe, focusing on markets with growing renewable penetration. The companies will utilize advanced lithium-ion battery technologies to improve performance and flexibility. Benefits include grid balancing, reduced reliance on fossil fuels, improved energy resilience, and accelerating Lithuania’s clean energy and decarbonization goals.
Masdar Orders JA Solar Modules for 1 GW of Solar Projects in Azerbaijan
Masdar has placed an order with JA Solar to supply photovoltaic modules for 1 GW of solar power projects in Azerbaijan. These projects form a key part of Azerbaijan’s strategy to expand its renewable energy capacity and reduce carbon emissions. The supply deal supports Masdar’s broader strategy to develop large-scale solar infrastructure in emerging markets and aligns with its focus on deploying high-efficiency, advanced solar technologies. The projects will contribute to Azerbaijan’s renewable energy targets while delivering clean, affordable power to the grid. Benefits include boosting energy security, supporting decarbonization, creating jobs, and strengthening Masdar’s role as a leading player in global clean energy development.
GreentechLead.com News Desk