Today’s renewable energy news include announcements on Enviromena, EnBW, Revego Africa Energy Fund, among others.
Enviromena Gains Approval for 35 MW Solar Project in England
Enviromena has secured planning approval for a 35 MW solar farm in England, further strengthening its UK renewable energy portfolio. The project will generate enough clean electricity to power over 10,000 homes annually and offset around 15,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions. It forms part of Enviromena’s strategy to deliver sustainable, utility-scale solar assets across the UK. Featuring high-efficiency bifacial modules and smart grid-ready inverters, the project enhances energy yield and grid stability. Customers benefit from affordable, low-carbon electricity, while local communities gain economic and environmental advantages. This approval reflects Enviromena’s focus on innovation, responsible development, and long-term sustainability, reinforcing its role in driving the UK’s clean energy transition and net-zero goals.
EnBW Unveils Hybrid Solar Park with EV Battery Storage in Germany
EnBW (Energie Baden-Württemberg AG) has commissioned an innovative solar park integrated with electric vehicle (EV) battery storage in Germany, marking a major step toward flexible renewable generation. The system repurposes second-life EV batteries to create a hybrid solar-plus-storage facility that enhances grid stability and energy efficiency. This project reflects EnBW’s strategy to combine renewable generation with circular energy solutions, maximizing asset value and sustainability. Using smart energy management and AI-driven control systems, the installation optimizes storage performance. Customers benefit from cleaner, more reliable power and the promotion of battery reuse and recycling. The project showcases innovation, sustainability, and investment leadership, advancing Germany’s energy transition and decarbonization goals.
Revego Achieves COD on 100 MW Solar Farm in South Africa
Revego Africa Energy Fund has achieved commercial operation (COD) for its 100 MW solar photovoltaic farm in South Africa, a major milestone in expanding the nation’s renewable energy capacity. The project will generate enough clean electricity to power over 40,000 homes, supporting South Africa’s energy security and decarbonization goals. Backed by significant infrastructure investment, the development reflects Revego’s strategy to build a diversified renewable portfolio across sub-Saharan Africa. Featuring high-efficiency PV technology and digital performance monitoring, the project maximizes reliability and output. Customers benefit from affordable, sustainable energy, while local communities gain jobs and social upliftment. The initiative underscores Revego’s innovation, ESG-driven approach, and long-term commitment to Africa’s clean energy transition.
Faheema P