The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Eurowind, Axpo, EnergieUri, Olana Energy, Alinta Energy, GenusPlus Group, among others.
Eurowind Advances 242-MW Renewables Portfolio in Germany
Eurowind Energy is advancing the development of a 242-MW renewables portfolio in Germany, combining solar PV, wind power, and battery storage. The projects are part of the company’s strategy to expand its integrated clean energy footprint across Europe and strengthen Germany’s energy transition. Investment will cover both generation and storage, enabling flexible, reliable renewable supply. The technology focus spans utility-scale PV, modern wind turbines, and grid-supporting battery systems. Eurowind aims to serve utilities, corporate offtakers, and local communities with sustainable energy. Innovation lies in the hybridisation of solar, wind, and storage within one portfolio, optimising efficiency and output. Benefits include emissions reduction, enhanced grid resilience, and advancing Germany’s long-term decarbonisation and energy security goals.
Axpo, EnergieUri Break Ground on 59 MW of Batteries in Switzerland
Axpo and local utility EnergieUri have begun construction of a 59-MW battery energy storage system (BESS) in Switzerland, one of the country’s largest storage projects. The initiative supports Switzerland’s energy transition and grid stability by storing surplus renewable energy and delivering it during peak demand. The project aligns with Axpo’s strategy to expand flexible, decentralised energy solutions and EnergieUri’s commitment to regional energy resilience. Investment will cover advanced lithium-ion battery technology with high efficiency and scalability. Customer focus is on grid operators and local communities requiring reliable power balancing. Innovation lies in deploying one of Switzerland’s pioneering large-scale batteries. Benefits include enhanced renewable integration, improved grid reliability, and stronger national energy security.
Olana Energy Takes FID on 70-MW Energy Storage Project in Lithuania
Olana Energy has reached final investment decision (FID) on a 70-MW battery energy storage system (BESS) in Lithuania, marking a significant step in its European growth strategy. The project will enhance grid stability, support renewable integration, and contribute to Lithuania’s energy security amid the Baltic region’s decarbonisation efforts. Investment will fund advanced lithium-ion storage technology, delivering fast-response balancing and frequency regulation services. Olana’s customer focus includes grid operators and energy markets, ensuring reliable, flexible supply. Innovation lies in scaling grid-connected storage in emerging Baltic markets, positioning Lithuania as a regional leader in clean flexibility solutions. Benefits include strengthened energy independence, accelerated renewable adoption, and greater resilience in line with EU climate and energy transition targets.
Alinta Picks GenusPlus to Deliver 100-MW Aussie BESS Project
Alinta Energy has awarded GenusPlus Group the contract to deliver a 100-MW battery energy storage system (BESS) in Western Australia. The project will provide grid support, improve reliability, and enable greater integration of renewables in the region. It aligns with Alinta’s strategy to invest in flexible, low-carbon infrastructure that strengthens Australia’s energy transition. Investment will fund advanced grid-scale storage designed to deliver rapid response and balancing services. GenusPlus will oversee engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC). Customer focus is on utilities and regional communities benefiting from enhanced energy security. Innovation lies in expanding large-scale storage capacity in Western Australia. Benefits include stabilising renewable generation, reducing emissions, and supporting the state’s long-term clean energy goals.
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