Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Inox Wind, Enel, Nuveen, ABREL EPC, among others.
Inox Wind Secures 102.3 MW Turbine Order from Aditya Birla Renewables
Inox Wind has secured a 102.3 MW wind turbine order from ABREL EPC, a subsidiary of Aditya Birla Renewables, marking its first collaboration with the group. The project in Karnataka will deploy Inox Wind’s 3.3 MW turbine platform, highlighting advanced turbine technology designed for higher efficiency and improved energy yield. The order reflects growing investment momentum in India’s wind sector and supports Aditya Birla Renewables’ strategy to scale long-term clean power solutions for customers. For Inox Wind, the contract strengthens its growth plans by expanding its customer base and reinforcing confidence in its integrated manufacturing and service model. The project will deliver consumer benefits through reliable, low-carbon electricity while supporting India’s broader decarbonisation and energy transition goals.
Enel Acquires 51 MW German Wind Portfolio
Enel has acquired a 51 MW onshore wind portfolio in Germany, strengthening its renewable footprint in one of Europe’s most strategic power markets. The assets use proven modern turbine technology to deliver reliable, low carbon electricity and support grid stability. The investment aligns with Enel’s strategy to expand its European renewables platform while recycling capital into scalable, high quality projects. For customers, the portfolio adds clean generation capacity that helps stabilize supply and supports more competitive power pricing. The acquisition also supports Germany’s energy transition by accelerating wind deployment, reducing emissions and reinforcing long term energy security, while positioning Enel for continued growth in onshore wind and hybrid renewable solutions across the region.
Nuveen Acquires Italian Wind and Energy Storage Assets
Nuveen has acquired a portfolio of wind and energy storage assets in Italy, strengthening its presence in the country’s growing renewables market. The investment combines proven onshore wind technology with utility scale battery systems designed to improve grid flexibility and renewable integration. The move aligns with Nuveen’s long term strategy to scale hybrid clean energy platforms that deliver stable returns and operational resilience. For consumers, the assets will enhance energy reliability, reduce curtailment and support access to affordable, low carbon electricity. The acquisition also underlines strong investor confidence in Italy’s renewables framework and highlights the growing role of storage paired with wind to support a more flexible and secure power system.
Faheema P