The latest renewable energy news includes 5.3 GW of solar and wind projects in Saudi Arabia, Neoen, Insolation Energy, among others.
Saudi Arabia Offers 5.3 GW of Solar and Wind Projects
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Energy has launched a new round of tenders offering 5.3 GW of renewable energy capacity, split between solar and wind projects. The tender is part of the country’s National Renewable Energy Programme (NREP), which underpins its Vision 2030 strategy to diversify the energy mix and reduce dependence on oil. Investment opportunities target both local and international developers, with projects structured under long-term power purchase agreements. The technology focus spans large-scale solar PV and onshore wind farms across multiple sites. Customer focus is on utilities and the national grid, meeting growing domestic demand sustainably. Benefits include boosting renewable capacity, supporting carbon reduction targets, enhancing energy security, and attracting global investment into Saudi Arabia’s green economy.
Neoen Bags 46.8 MWp of Solar Projects in French Tender
Neoen has secured 46.8 MWp of solar capacity in France’s latest government renewable energy tender, reinforcing its position as a leading independent power producer in the country. The projects, spread across several regions, align with Neoen’s strategy to expand its domestic solar portfolio while supporting France’s clean energy transition. Investment will deliver utility-scale photovoltaic plants with long-term contracts under the national auction scheme. The technology focus is on high-efficiency solar modules optimised for regional conditions. Neoen’s customer focus is on supplying clean, affordable energy to the national grid and corporate offtakers. Benefits include lowering carbon emissions, enhancing energy security, and accelerating progress toward France’s renewable energy targets under the EU’s decarbonisation agenda.
Insolation Energy to Add 226 MW of Solar for Indian Agriculture
Insolation Energy, an Indian solar solutions provider, will develop 226 MW of solar capacity dedicated to supporting the agricultural sector in Rajasthan, Maharashtra, and Madhya Pradesh. The projects are part of government-backed schemes to supply farmers with clean electricity, reduce irrigation costs, and boost rural income through surplus power sales. The initiative reflects Insolation Energy’s strategy to expand its renewable footprint in distributed and decentralised markets. Investment will fund ground-mounted and small-scale PV systems tailored for farm use. The technology focus is on reliable, high-performance solar modules manufactured domestically. Customer focus is on farmers and rural communities. Benefits include reducing fossil fuel reliance, improving agricultural productivity, and enhancing India’s clean energy transition at the grassroots level.
Faheema P