The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on solar park in Hokkaido, Avaada, Enerside in Italy, among others.
Japanese Consortium to Build 13-MW Solar Park in Hokkaido
A consortium of Japanese companies – Hokkaido Electric Power, Hokudenko, and Kansai Electric Power – has partnered to develop a 13-MW solar park in Hokkaido. The project will advance Japan’s renewable energy capacity, supporting regional energy security and sustainability goals. Strategically, it reflects the firms’ commitment to diversify energy portfolios and expand clean power infrastructure. Investment details remain undisclosed, but the venture underscores continued capital flow into Japan’s solar market. The technology focus will be on efficient solar PV modules suited for Hokkaido’s climate. The initiative promotes innovation in grid integration while delivering clean energy to local communities. Benefits include reducing carbon emissions, supporting Japan’s energy transition, and ensuring long-term, stable renewable electricity supply.
Avaada Unveils 280-MW Gujarat Solar Farm and Starts 100-MW Project
Avaada Group has commissioned a 280-MW solar farm in Gujarat and begun construction of a 100-MW project in Maharashtra, reinforcing its leadership in India’s renewable energy market. Strategically, the projects align with Avaada’s plan to scale solar capacity and support India’s 500-GW renewables target by 2030. The investment underscores confidence in utility-scale PV deployment, with advanced solar modules ensuring efficiency and reliability. Avaada’s customer focus lies in supplying clean power to utilities and industries, reducing dependence on thermal sources. The projects emphasize innovation in project execution and grid integration. Benefits include decarbonization, green job creation, and strengthening India’s energy security. Avaada’s expansion demonstrates long-term commitment to sustainable infrastructure and renewable growth.
Enerside Signs Deal to Develop 1 GW of Solar and Storage in Italy
Spanish renewables firm Enerside has signed an agreement to develop up to 1 GW of solar and energy storage capacity in Italy, strengthening its presence in Southern Europe. The partnership aligns with Enerside’s strategy to scale its international pipeline and capture growth in Italy’s fast-evolving solar-plus-storage sector. The investment underscores a dual focus on solar generation and integrated storage solutions to ensure grid flexibility and stability. By bringing advanced PV and BESS technologies, Enerside aims to address rising electricity demand while supporting Italy’s clean energy transition. Customer focus lies in delivering reliable green power and reducing carbon footprints. The initiative highlights innovation in combining solar with storage, offering long-term environmental and economic benefits.
Faheema P