The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Vattenfall, Power Capital Renewable Energy, Dieppe-Le Treport Offshore Wind Farm, among others.
Vattenfall Commissions Agri-PV Park in Germany
Vattenfall has commissioned a new agrivoltaic (agri-PV) solar park in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany, combining renewable energy generation with agricultural use. The project integrates photovoltaic panels with land cultivation, supporting both clean power and food production. It reflects Vattenfall’s strategy to innovate in land use efficiency while expanding its German solar portfolio. The agri-PV system employs advanced bifacial modules and elevated mounting structures, enabling crop growth underneath. Investment highlights the dual benefit of sustainable energy and agricultural resilience. Customer focus includes delivering renewable electricity to the grid while supporting local farming communities. Benefits include emissions reduction, rural development, efficient land utilisation, and strengthening Germany’s progress toward its renewable energy and climate targets.
Equity Partnership to Boost Power Capital Coffers
Irish solar developer Power Capital Renewable Energy has secured a strategic equity partnership with global investors, enhancing its financial capacity to expand its clean energy portfolio. The deal provides long-term capital support, enabling acceleration of utility-scale solar and battery storage projects across Ireland and other European markets. The partnership reflects Power Capital’s strategy to scale rapidly in renewables while maintaining project ownership and operational excellence. Investment will fund both greenfield developments and acquisitions. Technology focus spans advanced PV and energy storage systems. Customer focus is on utilities and corporate offtakers seeking reliable, low-carbon power. Benefits include faster deployment of renewable capacity, strengthened energy security, emissions reduction, and progress towards Ireland’s net-zero and EU decarbonisation targets.
First Jacket Installed at Dieppe-Le Treport Offshore Wind Farm
The first jacket foundation has been installed at the Dieppe-Le Tréport offshore wind farm in France, marking a major milestone for the 496-MW project. Located off Normandy, the wind farm is being developed by a consortium led by Ocean Winds (ENGIE and EDPR JV) and Sumitomo Corporation. The jacket installation underscores progress in constructing one of France’s flagship offshore wind projects. Strategy focuses on advancing France’s offshore capacity and supporting EU clean energy goals. Investment covers large-scale offshore infrastructure with long-term regional economic benefits. Technology involves robust jacket foundations for deepwater conditions. Customer focus targets French consumers with reliable renewable electricity. Benefits include carbon reduction, energy security, local job creation, and support for France’s net-zero targets.
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