Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from EDF Chile, Riverstart Solar, and others.
EDF Chile Secures Environmental Permit for 557 MW Wind-Solar-BESS Hybrid Project
EDF Chile, part of EDF Renewables, has received an environmental permit for a 557 MW hybrid renewable energy project combining wind, solar, and battery energy storage systems (BESS). The project will enhance grid stability, optimize renewable energy output, and support Chile’s decarbonization goals. By integrating advanced hybrid technology, the facility ensures reliable, low-carbon electricity for local communities and businesses. The initiative reflects EDF’s commitment to innovation, sustainable growth, and customer-focused solutions, while contributing to energy security and economic development in the region. This milestone underscores the growing adoption of multi-technology hybrid projects in Latin America and the role of renewable energy in achieving climate targets.
EDP Renewables Begins Commercial Operations at Riverstart Solar IV in Indiana
EDP Renewables (EDPR) has announced the start of commercial operations at the Riverstart Solar IV project in Indiana, expanding its US solar portfolio. The project adds significant renewable energy capacity to the grid, contributing to clean energy generation and reducing carbon emissions in the region. Riverstart Solar IV leverages advanced photovoltaic technology to maximize efficiency and reliability, delivering cost-effective electricity to local communities and businesses. The development underscores EDPR’s commitment to innovation, sustainable growth, and customer-focused solutions, while supporting the US energy transition. By bringing new solar capacity online, the project enhances grid stability, energy security, and long-term environmental benefits for stakeholders.
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