Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Capital Dynamics, Exus, RES, among others.
Capital Dynamics Signs Long-Term Solar PPA in Italy
Capital Dynamics has secured a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) in Italy for electricity generated from a utility-scale solar photovoltaic project, reinforcing its renewable investment strategy in Southern Europe. The project will deploy proven solar PV technology to deliver stable, low-carbon power under a fixed-price contract, reducing market risk and supporting predictable revenues. The PPA underpins continued investment in Italian solar, a core growth market for Capital Dynamics, and reflects rising corporate demand for clean, competitively priced electricity. For consumers and offtakers, the agreement provides long-term price visibility and supports decarbonisation goals. Strategically, the deal strengthens Capital Dynamics’ renewable portfolio, supports grid-scale solar expansion in Italy, and aligns with its broader plans to scale sustainable infrastructure investments across Europe.
Exus Brings 53 MW Polish Wind Projects Online
Exus Renewables has brought two onshore wind farms with a combined capacity of 53 MW into commercial operation in Poland, strengthening the country’s growing renewable energy base. The projects deploy modern wind turbine technology designed to deliver higher efficiency and reliable power generation under local wind conditions. The investment reflects Exus’s strategy of expanding operational assets in core European markets with stable regulatory frameworks. By adding new clean capacity to the grid, the wind farms will help reduce carbon emissions, improve energy security, and support Poland’s transition away from fossil fuels. For consumers, the projects contribute to a more diversified power mix and long-term price stability. The commissioning also aligns with Exus’s growth plans to scale its wind and solar portfolio across Europe.
RES Sells Demirli Wind Project to REGES
RES has completed the sale of its Demirli onshore wind project to Turkish renewable energy investor REGES, marking a strategic portfolio rotation for the developer. The project is designed to deploy modern wind turbine technology to deliver efficient, low-cost renewable power and support Türkiye’s clean energy targets. The transaction highlights continued investor appetite for high-quality wind assets and underlines confidence in the country’s renewable energy market. For REGES, the acquisition represents a long-term investment opportunity aligned with its growth strategy in renewables. For consumers and the wider power system, the Demirli project will contribute to cleaner electricity supply, reduced emissions, and improved energy security. The deal also enables RES to recycle capital and advance new wind and hybrid projects in its development pipeline.
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