Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Atlas Renewable Energy, Trina Storage, Oxan Energy, Asia Cement, among others.
Atlas Renewable Energy Selects Trina Storage for 233-MW Battery Project in Chile
Atlas Renewable Energy has selected Trina Storage to supply technology for its 233-MW battery energy storage system (BESS) in Chile, one of Latin America’s largest standalone storage projects. The project, valued at approximately USD 300 million, will use Trina’s Elementa 2 energy storage system and smart control solutions to enhance grid stability and renewable integration. This collaboration showcases innovation in large-scale energy storage design, optimizing performance through AI-driven monitoring and modular scalability. Tailored for utility and industrial customers, the system will provide reliable, flexible, and low-carbon power, supporting Chile’s National Energy Transition Plan. The project offers major benefits, including reduced curtailment, improved grid resilience, and enhanced renewable utilization, driving the region’s clean energy growth.
Oxan Energy Renames 900-MW Estonian Offshore Wind Project ‘Avara’
Oxan Energy has rebranded its 900-MW offshore wind project in Estonia as Avara, marking a key step in its development strategy for the Baltic Sea region. The project, estimated to require an investment of around EUR 2 billion, aims to deliver clean electricity to over 800,000 homes upon completion. Designed with next-generation offshore wind turbines and digital monitoring systems, Avara reflects Oxan’s innovation-driven approach to efficient and sustainable energy generation. The initiative underscores a customer focus on providing affordable, low-carbon power while supporting Estonia’s energy independence and decarbonization goals. Avara is expected to create local jobs, strengthen the Baltic offshore supply chain, and play a major role in advancing Northern Europe’s renewable energy transition.
Asia Cement Backs 180-MW Floating Wind Project off Taiwan
Asia Cement Corporation (ACC) has announced plans to sponsor and invest in a 180-MW floating offshore wind project off the coast of Hualien, Taiwan, marking a significant step in its green transformation strategy. The project, estimated at over USD 600 million, will feature next-generation floating turbine technology designed for deep-water conditions. Developed in collaboration with local and international partners, it highlights innovation in floating foundation engineering and marine environmental protection. The initiative focuses on customer and community benefits, ensuring sustainable energy supply for industrial consumers while promoting local supply chain participation. The project will reduce carbon emissions, enhance energy resilience, and strengthen Taiwan’s role as a regional leader in offshore wind and clean industry transition.
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