The latest renewable energy news includes Bluestone Energy, Turbo Energy, Rolls-Royce, Ignitis, among others.
Bluestone Bags Planning Permit for 49.5-MW Scottish Solar Park
Bluestone Energy has received planning approval for a 49.5-MW solar park in Scotland, expanding its renewable energy footprint in the UK. The project forms part of Bluestone’s strategy to advance utility-scale solar capacity while supporting Scotland’s net-zero and clean energy targets. Investment will deliver a ground-mounted photovoltaic facility designed for efficient, long-term power generation. The technology focus is on advanced solar PV modules optimised for local conditions. Bluestone’s customer focus is on utilities and corporate offtakers seeking stable renewable supply. Innovation lies in scaling solar deployment in Scotland, a region traditionally focused on wind energy. Benefits include emissions reduction, diversification of Scotland’s renewable mix, and strengthening energy security with sustainable, locally produced electricity.
Turbo Energy Tapped to Add 366-MWh of BESS at Spanish Factories
Turbo Energy, a Spanish energy storage specialist, has won a contract to install 366 MWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS) across multiple industrial factories in Spain. The project supports the decarbonisation and energy efficiency strategies of large industrial clients by reducing peak demand, integrating on-site renewables, and ensuring reliable power supply. It aligns with Turbo Energy’s strategy to scale its storage business in the industrial and commercial segment. Investment will deploy advanced lithium-ion battery solutions with intelligent energy management software. Customer focus is on manufacturers seeking cost savings and carbon footprint reduction. Benefits include enhanced grid flexibility, optimised energy use for factories, and progress toward Spain’s industrial decarbonisation and renewable integration goals.
Rolls-Royce Secures 291-MW/582-MWh Battery Deal with Ignitis in Lithuania
Rolls-Royce has won a major order from Lithuanian utility Ignitis Group to deliver 291 MW/582 MWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS). The project, among the largest in the Baltics, will strengthen Lithuania’s grid stability and support the country’s transition to renewable energy. Rolls-Royce’s mtu EnergyPack QG solutions will provide fast-response frequency regulation and backup power, enabling integration of more wind and solar. The investment underscores Ignitis’ strategy to expand flexible capacity and reduce reliance on fossil fuels, while Rolls-Royce enhances its footprint in the European storage market. Benefits include improved energy security, enhanced grid resilience, and decarbonisation support for Lithuania as it pursues EU climate goals and a secure, renewable-powered future.
Faheema P