Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Acciona Energia, Plenitude, Caparacena Solar, Neoen, among others.
Acciona Energia Starts Up 380-MW Aldoga Solar Farm in Queensland
Acciona Energia has commissioned the 380-MW Aldoga Solar Farm in Queensland, marking one of the state’s largest renewable energy additions. Using advanced high-efficiency PV modules and smart inverters, the project boosts grid reliability and supports Australia’s clean-energy transition. The solar farm will supply long-term, low-carbon electricity under a customer-focused power deal with CS Energy, delivering price stability and sustainability benefits. Acciona’s investment strengthens its growth strategy in Australia, expanding its portfolio of large-scale renewable assets. Aldoga showcases innovation in utility-scale design and environmentally conscious construction, creating local economic activity while supplying affordable, reliable, emissions-free power to Queensland’s grid and consumers.
Plenitude Inaugurates 150-MWp Caparacena Solar Cluster in Spain
Plenitude has opened the 150-MWp Caparacena solar cluster in Granada, reinforcing its renewable expansion strategy in Spain. The project uses high-efficiency PV technology and advanced grid-integration systems to maximise output and ensure stable performance. The investment strengthens Plenitude’s customer-focused approach by delivering clean, affordable electricity to support regional decarbonisation goals. The solar cluster enhances energy security, reduces emissions, and contributes to local economic development through jobs and infrastructure improvements. As part of its long-term growth plan, Plenitude continues to scale solar capacity across Europe, using innovative plant design and digital monitoring tools to boost efficiency and reliability. The Caparacena project underscores the company’s commitment to sustainable, high-value renewable energy generation.
Neoen Approves 305-MW Battery Build in Queensland, Adds New ENGIE Contracts
Neoen has approved construction of a 305-MW battery in Queensland, expanding its Australian storage portfolio and improving grid reliability. The project will use advanced lithium-ion technology to deliver fast-response services, support renewable integration, and help reduce network congestion. Alongside this investment, Neoen secured new long-term services contracts with ENGIE, strengthening its customer-focused strategy and ensuring predictable revenue streams. The combination of large-scale storage deployment and commercial partnerships highlights Neoen’s commitment to innovation in clean-energy infrastructure. Once completed, the battery will provide system-strength benefits, enhance energy security, and enable more affordable, low-carbon electricity for consumers across the region.
Faheema P