Today’s renewable energy news include announcements on Onde, Keppel-MET Group, Solar Park in Victoria, Australia, among others.
Onde Wins EPC Deals for 120 MW Solar Portfolio in Poland
Onde SA, a leading Polish renewable energy contractor, has secured EPC contracts totalling 120 MW for multiple solar projects across Poland. The contracts, valued at tens of millions of euros, strengthen Onde’s position as a key player in Poland’s solar market, supporting the nation’s energy transition and EU climate goals. The projects will feature advanced PV modules and automated monitoring systems for enhanced efficiency and reliability. Onde’s strategy focuses on delivering turnkey, high-quality solar infrastructure through sustainable engineering and local workforce engagement. These developments will provide clean, affordable energy to communities, while driving economic growth and technological innovation. The initiative demonstrates Onde’s commitment to customer-centric, environmentally responsible energy solutions.
Robotics Boost Efficiency at 250 MW Solar Park in Victoria, Australia
A 250 MW solar park in Victoria, Australia has begun panel installation using autonomous PV mounting robots, marking a significant innovation in large-scale solar construction. The use of robotics accelerates installation, improves safety, and ensures precise panel alignment for optimal energy yield. The project is part of a major investment in renewable infrastructure, supporting Australia’s renewable energy targets and contributing clean electricity for over 100,000 households. Advanced automation and monitoring systems reflect a focus on technological innovation and operational efficiency. Customers benefit from reliable, affordable, and low-carbon energy, while the approach reduces labor intensity and environmental impact. The project demonstrates a commitment to innovation, sustainability, and efficient renewable deployment.
Keppel-MET Group Commission 10 MWp Agrivoltaic Plant in Italy
A joint venture between Keppel Energy and MET Group has commissioned a 10 MWp agrivoltaic (agri-PV) plant in Italy, combining solar energy production with agricultural land use. The project allows crops to grow beneath elevated bifacial PV panels, maximizing dual land utilization while producing renewable electricity for thousands of households. This initiative reflects a strategic investment in sustainable energy infrastructure and the promotion of innovative, circular energy solutions. Customers benefit from clean, affordable electricity, while local farmers gain economic and environmental advantages. Advanced monitoring and energy management systems enhance efficiency and reliability. The plant demonstrates a commitment to innovation, sustainability, and customer-centric renewable solutions, supporting Italy’s decarbonization and energy transition goals.
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