Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from GRS, Recurrent Energy, 150 MW solar park project in Tanzania, and others.
GRS Wins EPC Contract for 50 MWp Solar Project in Spain
GRS has secured the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for a 50 MWp solar photovoltaic (PV) project in Spain, strengthening its position in the country’s growing renewable energy market. The utility-scale solar plant will contribute clean electricity to the Spanish grid, supporting national decarbonization and energy transition goals. Under the EPC agreement, GRS will oversee project design, equipment supply, construction, and commissioning, ensuring efficient delivery of the 50 MWp installation. Spain continues to attract significant investment in solar power as it expands capacity to meet rising demand for low-carbon energy. The contract award underscores sustained momentum in Spain’s solar sector and highlights GRS’s expertise in delivering large-scale PV infrastructure projects across Europe.
Tanzania Completes Initial Phase of 150 MW Solar Park Project
Tanzania has wrapped up the initial phase of its 150 MW solar park project, marking a key milestone in the country’s renewable energy expansion. The large-scale solar development is designed to boost electricity generation capacity, improve grid stability, and increase access to reliable power. The 150 MW solar park will contribute clean energy to Tanzania’s national grid, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and supporting long-term energy security. The project forms part of broader efforts to diversify the power mix and accelerate sustainable infrastructure development across East Africa. Completion of the first phase signals progress toward full commissioning, reinforcing Tanzania’s commitment to scaling solar energy and advancing its national electrification and climate goals.
Fashion Brand Signs PPA to Offtake Majority of 8 MW Recurrent Energy Solar Farm in Italy
A leading fashion firm has agreed to offtake most of the electricity generated by an 8 MW solar PV farm developed by Recurrent Energy in Italy. The long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) secures renewable energy supply for the company’s operations while supporting Italy’s growing corporate clean energy market. The 8 MW photovoltaic project will deliver low-carbon electricity to the grid, helping reduce carbon emissions and strengthen energy sustainability in the industrial and commercial sectors. Corporate PPAs continue to drive solar energy growth across Europe as businesses seek stable energy costs and decarbonization pathways. The agreement highlights rising demand for renewable power among global brands and reinforces Italy’s expanding solar energy landscape.
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