Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Enviromena, DTEK’s EU, Altano Energy, Solarpro, among others.
Enviromena Secures Construction Financing for 30-MW UK Solar Farm
Enviromena has secured construction financing for a 30-MW solar photovoltaic project in the UK, advancing delivery of new renewable capacity. The project will use proven utility-scale solar PV technology to generate reliable, low-carbon electricity. Innovation is reflected in structuring bankable financing to move the project from development to build phase efficiently. From an investment perspective, the financing enables capital deployment into near-term construction and asset creation. Consumer benefits include additional clean power supply, reduced emissions, and support for energy affordability through diversified generation. Strategically, the project aligns with Enviromena’s focus on developing and owning solar assets in the UK. The secured funding underpins clear growth plans, strengthening Enviromena’s project pipeline and supporting continued expansion of its UK renewable portfolio.
DTEK’s EU Arm Commissions 126-MWp Vacărești Solar Farm in Romania
DTEK’s European renewable energy arm has commissioned the 126-MWp Vacărești solar photovoltaic plant in Romania, significantly expanding its operational clean energy portfolio. The project deploys proven utility-scale solar PV technology to deliver reliable, low-carbon electricity. Innovation is reflected in efficient project execution and integration into Romania’s power grid at scale. From an investment perspective, the commissioning marks the transition of substantial development capital into a revenue-generating asset. Consumer benefits include increased availability of clean power, reduced emissions, and improved energy security. Strategically, the project aligns with DTEK’s focus on expanding its European renewable footprint. The new plant supports clear growth plans, reinforcing DTEK’s position in Central and Eastern Europe and enabling further solar capacity expansion across the region.
Altano Energy Signs 94-MW Renewable PPA with Repsol in Spain
Altano Energy has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Repsol covering 94 MW of renewable capacity in Spain, strengthening contracted clean power supply. The deal leverages proven renewable generation technologies, primarily solar and wind, to deliver reliable, low-carbon electricity. Innovation is reflected in long-term corporate offtake structures that provide revenue certainty and support project financing. From an investment perspective, the PPA enables capital deployment into bankable renewable assets. Consumer benefits include access to green electricity, improved price stability, and reduced carbon emissions. Strategically, the agreement aligns with Altano Energy’s focus on expanding its contracted renewable portfolio and supports Repsol’s decarbonisation goals. The PPA underpins clear growth plans, enabling project execution, portfolio expansion, and continued scaling of renewable capacity in Spain.
Solarpro Selects LONGi Modules for 450-MWp Solar Project in Hungary
Solarpro has chosen LONGi’s high-efficiency solar modules for a 450-MWp solar photovoltaic project in Hungary, underscoring the use of advanced solar module technology to maximise energy yield. Innovation is reflected in deploying next-generation, high-performance modules that improve efficiency and reduce levelised cost of electricity. From an investment perspective, the equipment selection supports bankability and long-term performance of a large utility-scale project. Consumer benefits include increased supply of clean electricity, lower emissions, and more competitive power prices. Strategically, the decision aligns with Solarpro’s focus on delivering high-quality, large-scale solar developments in Central Europe. The project supports clear growth plans, strengthening Solarpro’s regional pipeline and contributing to Hungary’s expanding renewable energy capacity.
Faheema P