Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Fenix Repower, PPC Renewables, Neoen, among others.
Fenix Repower Plans Two Wind Farms Totalling 200 MW in Ukraine’s Rivne Region
Fenix Repower has announced plans to develop two adjacent wind farms with a combined capacity of 200 MW in Ukraine’s Rivne region. The project represents a significant investment in the nation’s renewable energy resilience, supporting its post-war recovery and energy independence. Each farm will feature modern, high-efficiency turbines designed to maximize power generation and grid stability. The initiative underscores Fenix Repower’s commitment to sustainable growth and innovation, with a focus on local job creation and infrastructure development. Once operational, the twin projects are expected to supply clean electricity to thousands of households, reduce carbon emissions, and strengthen Ukraine’s renewable energy capacity amid reconstruction efforts.
PPC Renewables Expands Deleni Wind Farm by 85 MW in Romania
PPC Renewables has announced an 85 MW expansion of the Deleni wind farm in Romania, reinforcing its role as a key player in Southeast Europe’s renewable transition. The project will integrate advanced turbine technology to enhance efficiency and reliability while reducing operational costs. This investment demonstrates PPC’s commitment to sustainable growth and its strategy to boost clean energy capacity across the region. The expansion is expected to deliver significant environmental and economic benefits, including lower carbon emissions and local job creation. For customers, the development ensures greater energy security and stable supply, aligning with Romania’s broader goal to increase renewable generation and meet EU climate targets.
Neoen Inaugurates South Australia’s Largest Wind Farm
Neoen has officially commissioned Goyder South Stage 1, South Australia’s largest wind farm, delivering 412 MW of clean energy. The project strengthens Neoen’s leadership in renewable generation and hybrid energy solutions in Australia. With advanced turbine technology and digital monitoring systems, the site enhances grid stability and supports the region’s decarbonization efforts. The investment aligns with Neoen’s strategy to expand integrated wind, solar, and battery portfolios, creating local employment and economic growth. Benefits include supplying renewable electricity to tens of thousands of homes, reducing carbon emissions, and improving energy affordability and reliability for customers, solidifying Neoen’s role as a key enabler of Australia’s clean energy transition.
Faheema P