Today’s renewable energy news include announcements on Aura Power, 5 GW renewable energy tender in Australia, AmPeak, Econergy, Iberdrola, among others.
Aura Power Secures Finance for 30 MW Solar Farm in Essex, UK
Aura Power has reached financial close for a 30 MW solar photovoltaic project in Essex, UK, marking a key milestone in its renewable energy expansion. The project will generate clean electricity for approximately 8,000–10,000 homes, helping reduce CO₂ emissions and support the UK’s net-zero targets. The initiative represents a significant investment in sustainable infrastructure, featuring high-efficiency PV modules and smart inverters for optimal performance and grid integration. Customers benefit from reliable, low-carbon electricity, while the project contributes to local economic growth and environmental resilience. Aura Power’s approach emphasizes innovation, sustainability, and customer-focused solutions, strengthening its role in advancing the UK’s clean energy transition.
Australia Launches 5 GW Renewable Energy Tender under CIS
The Australian government has launched a 5 GW renewable generation tender under the Clean Energy Investment Scheme (CIS), aiming to accelerate the deployment of large-scale solar, wind, and hybrid projects. The initiative supports Australia’s net-zero by 2050 strategy, encourages private sector investment, and strengthens energy security. The scheme prioritizes innovative and cost-effective renewable technologies, including integrated storage and hybrid systems, to enhance grid flexibility and reliability. Customers benefit from lower electricity costs and access to clean energy, while communities gain employment opportunities and environmental advantages. The tender emphasizes innovation, sustainability, and long-term economic growth, reinforcing Australia’s position as a global leader in the renewable energy transition and accelerating decarbonization across the power sector.
AmPeak and Econergy Approved for 1.25 GWh Battery in Wales
AmPeak and Econergy have received planning approval to develop a 1.25 GWh battery energy storage system (BESS) in Wales, marking one of the UK’s largest battery projects. The facility will enhance grid stability, renewable energy integration, and peak-demand management, supporting the UK’s net-zero targets. The project represents a significant investment in large-scale, flexible energy infrastructure and demonstrates the partners’ focus on innovative energy storage technologies. Customers benefit from reliable, low-carbon electricity and improved energy security, while local communities gain economic and environmental advantages. The project underscores innovation, sustainability, and strategic investment, reinforcing the role of battery storage in accelerating the UK’s energy transition and clean power deployment.
Iberdrola Acquires 270 MW / 1.08 GWh Battery Project in Australia
Iberdrola has purchased a 270 MW / 1.08 GWh battery energy storage project in Australia, marking a significant expansion of its renewable and flexible energy portfolio. The system will provide grid stability, peak-demand management, and renewable energy integration, supporting Australia’s low-carbon energy transition. The acquisition aligns with Iberdrola’s strategy to scale energy storage solutions worldwide, leveraging advanced lithium-ion technology and smart energy management systems for operational efficiency. Customers will benefit from reliable, affordable, and sustainable electricity, while the project fosters local employment and economic development. The investment underscores Iberdrola’s focus on innovation, sustainability, and strategic growth, strengthening its leadership in large-scale energy storage and accelerating global clean energy deployment.
Faheema P