Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements Golden Row, Tauhei solar farm in New Zealand, Enova, BMR, Sembcorp Industries, among others.
Golden Row Advances Construction at Tauhei Solar Farm in New Zealand
Golden Row has achieved a key construction milestone at the 180 MW Tauhei Solar Farm in Waikato, New Zealand, marking steady progress on one of the nation’s largest solar projects. Developed by Island Green Power, the project will feature over 330,000 solar panels and is designed to power around 30,000 homes annually. The initiative supports New Zealand’s renewable energy transition, contributing to its 100 percent clean electricity goal by 2030. Strategically focused on innovation and sustainable construction practices, the project aims to minimise environmental impact while boosting local employment and energy resilience. Once operational, Tauhei Solar Farm will significantly enhance regional renewable capacity and support the country’s long-term decarbonisation strategy.
Enova and BMR Partner on 34MW Nettetal Solar Project in Germany
Enova and BMR have joined forces to develop the 34 MW Nettetal solar project in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The project will supply renewable electricity to thousands of households, supporting the nation’s clean energy transition and emission reduction goals. The collaboration combines Enova’s renewable expertise with BMR’s project development and engineering capabilities. With a focus on innovation, the project integrates advanced solar technologies to optimise generation efficiency and grid stability. Strategically, the partnership aims to strengthen regional renewable infrastructure and contribute to Germany’s 2030 renewable energy targets. The Nettetal project also promotes sustainable land use, community involvement, and long-term energy security while reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
Sembcorp to Acquire 300MW Solar Project in India
Sembcorp Industries has signed an agreement to acquire a 300 MW solar power project in India, expanding its renewable portfolio and reinforcing its commitment to sustainable growth. The acquisition strengthens Sembcorp’s position as a major player in India’s clean energy sector, aligning with its strategy to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. The project adds significant capacity to its existing renewable assets and supports India’s 2030 renewable energy goals. With advanced solar technology ensuring high efficiency and reliability, Sembcorp aims to deliver cost-effective and low-carbon electricity. The investment enhances energy security, boosts local employment, and contributes to the transition toward a more sustainable power mix across one of the world’s fastest-growing energy markets.
Faheema P