Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Goldwind, European Energy, X-ELIO, BASF, among others.
Goldwind to Supply Turbines for 286-MW Thai Wind Farms
China’s Goldwind has secured a turbine supply deal for 286 MW of wind projects in Thailand, strengthening its footprint in Southeast Asia’s renewable energy market. The contract involves advanced wind turbine technology designed to maximise efficiency in Thailand’s wind conditions and support stable power generation. The investment aligns with Thailand’s clean energy transition strategy, aimed at diversifying its energy mix and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. Goldwind’s focus on innovation and reliable turbine design will enhance project performance and long-term sustainability. Customers and utilities will benefit from cleaner, cost-competitive electricity and improved energy security. The deal underscores Goldwind’s role in driving renewable adoption in emerging markets while supporting Thailand’s 2037 target of 30 percent renewables in its energy mix.
European Energy Commissions 89-MW Wind-Solar Hybrid Park in Sweden
Danish developer European Energy has inaugurated an 89-MW hybrid renewable energy park in Sweden, combining wind and solar generation. The facility, located in Skåne County, integrates multiple clean technologies to optimise land use and deliver more consistent power output. This project reflects European Energy’s strategy to scale hybrid solutions across Europe, enhancing grid stability and renewable integration. Significant investment has gone into advanced design and control systems that maximise efficiency and flexibility. Customers and local communities will benefit from reliable green power, reduced carbon emissions, and economic growth through sustainable infrastructure. The innovation-driven approach highlights the potential of hybrid parks in accelerating the energy transition, supporting Sweden’s 2040 renewable targets, and ensuring long-term energy security.
X-ELIO Powers On Texas Solar-Plus-Storage Plant Supplying BASF
Global renewable developer X-ELIO has commissioned a solar and battery storage facility in Texas to supply clean electricity to BASF’s Freeport operations under a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA). The plant integrates solar generation with advanced storage, ensuring reliable renewable supply to one of BASF’s largest U.S. chemical sites. The investment underscores X-ELIO’s strategy to expand its solar-plus-storage portfolio in the U.S. while supporting industrial decarbonisation. By leveraging innovative hybrid technology, the project enhances grid stability and delivers cost-competitive, sustainable power. For BASF, the partnership aligns with corporate climate goals and energy security needs. The project highlights the benefits of combining renewable generation with storage for industrial customers, advancing the energy transition in Texas.
Faheema P