Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Downing, Capital Dynamics, Acciona Energia, Opdenergy, GreenVolt, Cero and Enso among others.
Downing Acquires 35 MWp Ready to Build Solar Projects in England
UK investment manager Downing has acquired 35 MWp of ready to build solar projects in England, expanding its renewable energy portfolio and supporting the country’s clean power ambitions. The sites will deploy high efficiency PV technology to maximise output and improve long term asset performance. The acquisition reflects Downing’s strategy to accelerate investment in utility scale solar while diversifying its infrastructure holdings. The company plans to move the projects quickly into construction, reinforcing its growth plans and delivering new generation capacity to the grid. For the UK, the acquisition contributes to national decarbonisation efforts and strengthens supply resilience. Consumers benefit through increased clean energy availability, reduced dependence on fossil fuels, and enhanced long term price stability.
Capital Dynamics Buys 121 MWp of UK Solar Projects from BayWa r.e
Capital Dynamics has acquired 121 MWp of UK solar projects from BayWa r.e., advancing its strategy to expand high-quality renewable assets across Britain. The portfolio includes both operational and ready-to-build sites using efficient PV technology designed to deliver strong, long-term energy yields. The deal demonstrates investor confidence in the UK solar market and supports continued infrastructure deployment. Capital Dynamics plans to optimise performance through active asset management and further investment in innovation. The acquisition strengthens clean energy growth, contributing to national decarbonisation goals and future pipeline development. For consumers, increased solar capacity enhances energy security, supports grid stability, and promotes more competitive, sustainable electricity over time.
Acciona Energia & Opdenergy Finalise Deal for 440 MW of Spanish Wind Farms
Acciona Energia and Opdenergy have closed an agreement for 440 MW of wind projects in Spain, reinforcing their joint commitment to accelerate renewable generation. The portfolio uses modern turbine technology focused on high efficiency and grid-friendly performance. The transaction supports both companies’ strategic growth plans, expanding Acciona’s national footprint and enabling Opdenergy to recycle capital into new developments. The investment strengthens Spain’s clean-energy pipeline and aligns with long-term decarbonisation targets. Once operational, the wind farms will deliver affordable, emissions-free power, improving energy security and providing predictable output for customers. The deal highlights strong market confidence in Spanish renewables and underlines continued innovation and scale in the country’s wind sector.
GreenVolt Next Completes 4 MW Solar Project at Sanofi Site in Ireland
GreenVolt Next has successfully commissioned a 4 MW solar installation at Sanofi’s Irish manufacturing site, marking a key milestone in corporate renewable adoption. The project uses high efficiency PV technology to generate clean electricity on-site, reducing reliance on the grid and lowering operational carbon emissions. This collaboration demonstrates innovation in corporate sustainability strategies, combining renewable deployment with energy management to optimise consumption. The investment aligns with GreenVolt Next’s growth plan to expand distributed solar across industrial and commercial sites. For Sanofi and other consumers, the installation provides stable, low carbon power, cost savings, and enhanced energy resilience, supporting Ireland’s broader decarbonisation and clean energy objectives.
Cero and Enso Secure Government Consent for 190 MW Solar Park in England
Cero and Enso have received government planning consent for a 190 MW solar park in England, marking a significant milestone for the project’s development. The facility will deploy high-efficiency PV technology and include measures to optimise land use and environmental performance. The approval aligns with both companies’ strategies to expand renewable capacity in the UK and accelerate deployment of utility-scale solar assets. The project strengthens the national clean energy pipeline and supports long-term decarbonisation targets. Once operational, the solar park will provide consumers with stable, low-carbon electricity, enhance grid reliability, and contribute to reduced fossil fuel dependence, while reinforcing the companies’ growth plans and investment in sustainable infrastructure.
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