Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Ceigall, T5 Smackover, Gulf Development, and others.
Ceigall Wins EPC Contract for 220-MW Solar-Storage Park in Madhya Pradesh
Ceigall India has secured an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for a 220-MW solar photovoltaic park combined with battery energy storage in Madhya Pradesh, reinforcing its presence in India’s fast-growing solar-plus-storage market. The hybrid project is designed to deliver more reliable and dispatchable renewable power, supporting grid stability during peak demand. The contract reflects rising investment in hybrid renewable projects as India accelerates clean-energy deployment to meet surging electricity demand and climate goals. For utilities and consumers, the project will improve energy security, flexibility, and emissions reduction. The award also strengthens Ceigall’s EPC order book and highlights confidence in its execution capabilities, supporting India’s broader energy transition and renewable-led growth strategy.
Gulf Development Secures Syndicated Debt for 939 MW of Renewable Projects in Thailand
Gulf Development has secured syndicated debt financing to support 939 MW of renewable energy projects in Thailand, reinforcing one of the country’s largest clean energy investment programmes. The funding will be used to advance a portfolio of solar, wind, and hybrid renewable assets, supporting Thailand’s transition to a lower-carbon power mix. The deal highlights strong lender confidence in Thailand’s renewables market, underpinned by stable regulatory frameworks and growing electricity demand. For the power system and consumers, the projects will deliver reliable, affordable clean electricity, enhance energy security, and cut emissions. The financing improves Gulf Development’s capital flexibility and execution capability, aligning with its strategy to scale utility-scale renewables and support Thailand’s long-term decarbonisation goals.
T5 Smackover Partners Unveils Landmark Geothermal Lithium and Critical Minerals Project in East Texas
T5 Smackover Partners has unveiled a landmark geothermal lithium and critical minerals project in East Texas, combining renewable geothermal energy with domestic production of battery-grade lithium and strategic minerals. The integrated project is designed to extract lithium from geothermal brines while generating clean, baseload power, supporting the rapidly growing EV and energy storage supply chain. The initiative represents a major clean energy and critical minerals investment, strengthening US supply security and reducing reliance on imports. For industry and consumers, the project supports lower-carbon battery production, energy resilience, and price stability. The development aligns with federal priorities to expand domestic critical minerals, accelerate decarbonisation, and position the US as a leader in next-generation geothermal and lithium extraction technologies.
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