Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from DNV, Grenergy Renovables, Vestas, among others.
DNV Supports Grenergy’s Chile Solar and Storage Financing Deal
DNV has supported Grenergy Renovables in securing financing for its Central Oasis portfolio in Chile, comprising 398 MW of solar PV and 1.4 GWh of battery energy storage. The project is backed by major lenders including BNP Paribas, Santander, and Rabobank, reflecting strong investor confidence in hybrid renewable assets. Located in the Maule and Bíobío regions, the solar-plus-storage projects will enhance grid stability, reduce curtailment, and enable dispatchable clean energy. The development aligns with Chile’s target of 80 percent renewable electricity by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2050. DNV provided market due diligence, PPA analysis, and BESS strategy assessment, ensuring project bankability and supporting Chile’s transition to a reliable, low-carbon energy system
Vestas Secures 29 MW Wind Turbine Order in Germany
Vestas has secured a 29 MW wind turbine order in Germany, reinforcing its presence in one of Europe’s key renewable energy markets. The contract includes the supply and installation of advanced wind turbines designed to deliver efficient and reliable clean power generation. The project will contribute to Germany’s renewable energy expansion and support its climate targets by increasing onshore wind capacity. Vestas’ technology is expected to optimize performance and ensure long-term operational reliability under local wind conditions. This order highlights continued investment in Germany’s wind sector, driven by supportive policies and the need to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon and sustainable energy system.
Vestas Secures 59 MW Wind Turbine Orders in France
Vestas has secured multiple wind turbine orders totaling 59 MW in France, strengthening its position in the European onshore wind market. The contracts include the supply and installation of advanced turbine technology designed to deliver efficient and reliable renewable power generation. The projects will contribute to France’s renewable energy expansion and support national climate targets by increasing clean electricity capacity. Vestas’ turbines are expected to optimize energy output and ensure long-term operational performance under local wind conditions. These orders highlight continued investment in France’s wind sector, driven by supportive policies and growing demand for sustainable energy, reinforcing the country’s transition toward a low-carbon energy system.
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