The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Polenergia’s Rajkowy Solar Farm, Solar-Powered AI Hub in Germany, EDF Renewables, among others.
Polenergia Begins Construction of 35 MWp Rajkowy Solar Farm
Poland’s Polenergia has launched construction of the 35-MWp Rajkowy solar farm in Pomerania, reinforcing its strategy to expand renewable capacity and support Poland’s clean energy transition. The project, equipped with state-of-the-art PV technology, is designed to deliver reliable and efficient solar power to the grid, strengthening energy security and reducing carbon emissions. Polenergia continues to invest in solar and wind assets as part of its long-term growth plan, while enhancing value for stakeholders and addressing rising customer demand for clean electricity. The project will supply thousands of households with renewable energy, cut reliance on fossil fuels, and contribute to national climate goals. It also underlines Polenergia’s innovation-driven approach and commitment to sustainable development.
Public Consultation Opens for Solar-Powered AI Hub in Germany
Germany is advancing plans for a solar-powered AI hub in Saxony-Anhalt, now open for public consultation. The project is expected to integrate hundreds of megawatts of solar capacity with next-generation AI-driven infrastructure, supporting sustainable digitalization. The strategy links renewable energy with advanced computing, aligning with Germany’s climate neutrality and digital transformation goals. Significant private investment will finance large-scale solar deployment and efficient AI systems, reducing reliance on conventional energy. The technology focus lies in energy-efficient data centers powered by clean energy. With a customer-centric approach, it aims to serve industries requiring high computing capacity. Innovation combines renewable power with digital intelligence. The benefits include job creation, reduced emissions, energy security, and enhanced competitiveness in Europe’s digital economy.
EDF Renewables Wins Approval for 220-MW Solar Project in Ohio
EDF Renewables has secured approval from Ohio regulators to develop a 220-MW solar project, reinforcing its U.S. renewable growth strategy. The project highlights EDF’s data-driven approach to expand solar capacity in key states supporting clean energy adoption. Significant investment will be directed toward construction, grid integration, and long-term operations, contributing to Ohio’s renewable mix. The technology focus includes high-efficiency solar modules and optimized grid connections. With a customer-centric strategy, the project will deliver clean, affordable power while supporting Ohio’s sustainability targets. Innovation lies in EDF’s integration of advanced monitoring systems to boost efficiency and reliability. The benefits include carbon reduction, enhanced grid stability, job creation during construction, and increased local tax revenues, strengthening both communities and energy transition goals.
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