Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Alterric, Solar Ireland, BayWa r.e, Renova, Naturgy, among others.
Alterric Acquires Majority Stake in European Energy’s 21 MW Renewable Portfolio
Alterric has acquired a majority stake in a 21 MW renewable energy portfolio from European Energy, strengthening its footprint in Northern Europe. The portfolio consists of operational wind assets equipped with modern turbine technology that ensures efficient, low carbon generation. The deal represents a strategic investment for Alterric as it pursues long term growth and builds a more diversified clean energy platform. The acquisition supports its plan to scale stable, income generating assets while contributing to regional decarbonisation goals. For European Energy, the transaction frees capital for new project development and innovation. Consumers benefit through enhanced renewable supply, improved energy resilience, and more stable electricity prices as additional clean capacity remains active in the system.
Solar Ireland Expands Strategic Partnership with SSI
Solar Ireland has strengthened its collaboration with SSI Energy through an expanded strategic partnership aimed at accelerating solar deployment across the country. The agreement focuses on integrating advanced PV technology, streamlined engineering, and improved installation methods to speed up project delivery and enhance system performance. The partnership supports both companies’ investment strategies and long term growth plans as Ireland scales its renewable power capacity. By combining Solar Ireland’s development expertise with SSI’s technical and operational capabilities, the collaboration is expected to boost innovation in system design and grid integration. Consumers ultimately benefit through increased clean energy supply, improved grid reliability, and greater price stability as more efficient solar assets come online nationwide.
BayWa r.e. Sells 121 MWp UK Solar Portfolio
BayWa r.e. has completed the sale of a 121 MWp solar portfolio in the UK, consisting of two large scale projects developed with modern, high efficiency PV technology. The transaction reflects strong investor appetite for stable, long term renewable assets and supports BayWa r.e. ‘s strategy to recycle capital into new global development opportunities. The company plans to reinvest in innovative solar and storage projects as part of its broader growth plans. The portfolio sale strengthens the UK’s clean energy pipeline and contributes to national decarbonisation goals. For consumers, the projects deliver long term benefits through expanded clean electricity generation, improved energy security, and greater price stability as additional low carbon capacity feeds into the power system.
Renova Secures Financing for 170 MW of Decentralised Solar in Japan
Japan’s Renova has closed a major financing deal to develop 170 MW of decentralised solar projects across the country, marking a significant investment in distributed clean energy. The portfolio will deploy modern, high efficiency PV technology designed to reduce grid strain and support local energy resilience. The financing strengthens Renova’s strategy to expand regionally diversified solar assets and accelerate low carbon generation. The company’s growth plan includes scaling community based solar, improving innovation in system design, and increasing long term investor confidence in Japan’s distributed energy market. Once operational, the projects will deliver strong consumer benefits through cleaner power, reduced transmission losses, and enhanced energy security, supporting Japan’s broader transition toward a more sustainable and decentralised electricity system.
Naturgy Commissions Two 50 MW Solar Farms in Spain
Naturgy has brought online two 50 MW solar farms in Spain, adding 100 MW of new clean capacity to its national portfolio. The projects use modern, high efficiency PV technology designed to maximise generation and support Spain’s renewable energy strategy. The investment aligns with Naturgy’s growth plans to scale solar development and accelerate its shift toward low carbon assets. Both plants are expected to contribute to regional economic activity while strengthening Naturgy’s long term clean energy pipeline. The commissioning supports Spain’s decarbonisation goals and enhances grid stability as more solar is integrated. Consumers benefit through increased renewable supply, reduced reliance on fossil fuels, and improved long term electricity price stability across the Spanish market.
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