The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on EnBW, Karbala solar power plant in Iraq, Sonnedix, among others.
EnBW Starts Up 58-MW Solar Facility in German Hybrid Energy Park
German utility EnBW has commissioned the 58-MW solar component of its Alttrebbin hybrid energy park in Brandenburg, Germany. The project combines solar with wind energy to maximize land use efficiency and renewable output, reflecting EnBW’s strategy to lead in integrated clean energy solutions. This investment underlines the company’s commitment to scaling hybrid renewable projects that ensure grid stability and enhance energy security. Technology focus lies in advanced PV integration alongside existing wind assets, optimizing production and reducing intermittency. The hybrid model benefits customers by providing more consistent green power while lowering system costs. Innovation in combining multiple technologies on a single site supports Germany’s decarbonization targets and strengthens EnBW’s long-term sustainable energy portfolio.
Iraq Commissions First Phase of 300-MW Karbala Solar Plant
Iraq has launched the first phase of the 300-MW Karbala solar power plant, marking a significant step in its renewable energy journey. The project supports Iraq’s strategy to diversify its power mix, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and strengthen energy security amid rising demand. Developed in partnership with international players, the investment introduces modern PV technologies suited for local conditions. Customer focus is on delivering cleaner, more reliable electricity to households and businesses while easing pressure on Iraq’s thermal power sector. Innovation lies in deploying large-scale solar capacity in a country traditionally dependent on oil. Benefits include emissions reduction, enhanced grid stability, and progress toward Iraq’s goal of integrating renewables into its energy transition.
Sonnedix Expands Italian Solar Portfolio and Enters BESS Market
Independent power producer Sonnedix has added 226 MW of solar capacity in Italy, significantly boosting its renewable footprint in the country. Alongside this expansion, the company has entered the battery energy storage (BESS) market, marking a strategic step toward integrated clean energy solutions. The investment reflects Sonnedix’s long-term strategy of scaling solar assets while enhancing grid flexibility through storage. Technology focus lies in combining advanced PV systems with BESS to maximize efficiency and ensure reliability. Customer focus is on delivering consistent, cost-effective green energy to businesses and communities. Benefits include supporting Italy’s decarbonization goals, stabilizing renewable generation, and accelerating the energy transition. The move demonstrates Sonnedix’s innovation in hybrid renewable models and portfolio diversification.
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