The latest renewable energy news includes Alinta Energy, GenusPlus, QatarEnergy, Samsung C&T, MCA Group’s solar power project in Angola, among others.
Alinta Picks GenusPlus to Deliver 100-MW Aussie BESS Project
Alinta Energy has awarded GenusPlus Group the contract to deliver a 100-MW battery energy storage system (BESS) in Western Australia. The project will provide grid support, improve reliability, and enable greater integration of renewables in the region. It aligns with Alinta’s strategy to invest in flexible, low-carbon infrastructure that strengthens Australia’s energy transition. Investment will fund advanced grid-scale storage designed to deliver rapid response and balancing services. GenusPlus will oversee engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC). Customer focus is on utilities and regional communities benefiting from enhanced energy security. Innovation lies in expanding large-scale storage capacity in Western Australia. Benefits include stabilising renewable generation, reducing emissions, and supporting the state’s long-term clean energy goals.
QatarEnergy Taps Samsung C&T to Build 2-GW Dukhan Solar Project
QatarEnergy has selected Samsung C&T as the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contractor for the 2-GW Dukhan solar project, set to become one of the largest solar power plants in Qatar. The project aligns with Qatar’s strategy to diversify its energy mix and advance its sustainability and emissions-reduction targets under the National Vision 2030. Significant investment will go into deploying utility-scale PV with cutting-edge technology to ensure efficiency and reliability. The plant will supply clean energy to the national grid, reducing reliance on fossil fuels. Customer focus is on meeting domestic energy demand sustainably while supporting industrial users. Benefits include strengthening Qatar’s renewable portfolio, lowering carbon intensity, and showcasing the country’s commitment to global climate goals.
Portugal’s MCA Wraps Up 370-MW Solar Project in Angola
MCA Group, a Portuguese engineering and construction firm, has completed a 370-MW solar power project in Angola. The project is spread across several provinces, supporting Angola’s goal of improving electricity access while cutting reliance on fossil fuels. It aligns with MCA’s strategy to deliver large-scale infrastructure in emerging markets, strengthening its international renewable portfolio. Investment included the deployment of advanced photovoltaic technology to maximise efficiency under local conditions. The project will supply clean, affordable power to households and communities, benefiting millions. Innovation lies in the scale and distributed design, which supports rural electrification. Benefits include enhanced energy security, socio-economic development, and progress toward Angola’s sustainable growth goals.
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