Today’s renewable energy news include announcements on Goldbeck & Elysium, Infinis, RWE, MET Group, among others.
Goldbeck & Elysium Begin 48 MWp Agri-PV Project Near Berlin
Goldbeck Solar and Elysium Energy have commenced construction of a 48 MWp agri-photovoltaic project near Berlin, Germany. The project combines solar power production with agricultural activity, reflecting the growing adoption of dual-use land strategies. It supports Germany’s energy transition by contributing renewable capacity while maintaining farmland productivity. Using advanced PV technology, the site will enhance land efficiency, enabling both crop cultivation and green electricity generation. The investment highlights a strategy to scale sustainable infrastructure, attract long-term value, and deliver benefits to local farmers and communities. Innovation lies in integrating energy and agriculture, fostering environmental and economic gains. The project strengthens Germany’s renewable mix, aligns with EU climate goals, and ensures energy security through locally generated clean power.
Infinis Breaks Ground on 87 MW of Solar Projects in UK
UK-based Infinis has started construction on 87 MW of solar projects across multiple sites in Britain, strengthening its renewable generation portfolio. The initiative aligns with the company’s strategy to expand low-carbon capacity and support the UK’s net-zero targets. Backed by significant investment, the projects will use advanced PV technology to maximize efficiency and output. Infinis aims to deliver long-term clean energy for commercial and community customers while enhancing grid stability. The development also demonstrates the company’s innovation in leveraging brownfield sites for solar deployment, ensuring sustainable land use. Benefits include reduced carbon emissions, increased renewable supply, and support for local economies. This expansion reinforces Infinis’s commitment to sustainable growth and contribution to Britain’s green energy transition.
RWE Extends Katja van Doren’s Executive Board Term Until July 2029
RWE has renewed the contract of Katja van Doren, 59, for an additional three years, extending her tenure on the Executive Board until the end of July 2029, aligning with the company’s age limit policy. Van Doren, who joined RWE in 1999, has held various Board roles since 2014 and has served as Chief Human Resources Officer since 2023. Her responsibilities include HR, corporate transformation, IT, internal auditing, and security.
MET Group Expands into Albania to Strengthen Regional Energy Security
Swiss-based MET Group has entered the Albanian energy market by launching its new subsidiary, MET Albania, headquartered in Tirana. Led by industry veteran Kreshnik Strati, the company will leverage its strong wholesale portfolio and trading expertise to enhance Albania’s energy security and regional integration. With Albania heavily dependent on hydropower and cross-border electricity flows, MET Albania will focus on cross-border operations and wholesale power deals to stabilize supply and support reliable power delivery.
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