Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Gurin, EDP Renewables, Blueleaf, Axpo, Energix, among others.
Gurin Acquires 303 MW of Wind and Solar Projects in South Korea from EDP Renewables
Gurin Energy, a Singapore-based renewables platform, has acquired 303 MW of wind and solar projects in South Korea from EDP Renewables’ subsidiary. The transaction strengthens Gurin’s foothold in the Asia-Pacific clean energy market. The portfolio includes both operational and advanced-stage projects, featuring smart grid integration, hybrid optimization, and digital asset management for improved efficiency. This strategic acquisition aligns with Gurin’s innovation-driven growth strategy and supports local energy transition goals. By delivering reliable, low-carbon electricity to South Korean consumers, the deal enhances customer value, grid stability, and decarbonization outcomes. It also contributes to regional job creation and positions Gurin as a key player in Asia’s accelerating renewable energy landscape.
Blueleaf Secures BII Investment for 2-GW Renewable Energy Expansion in India
Blueleaf Energy has obtained backing from the UK’s British International Investment (BII) to develop 2 GW of renewable energy projects across India, marking a major step toward scaling sustainable power infrastructure. The partnership involves an investment estimated at over USD 500 million, supporting solar and hybrid renewable assets nationwide. Blueleaf will leverage digital project management, AI-driven performance analytics, and advanced solar technologies to enhance output and reliability. The initiative emphasizes customer-centric energy solutions, providing affordable, clean power to industrial and commercial clients. Beyond lowering carbon emissions, the collaboration will stimulate local job creation, expand energy access, and align with India’s 500-GW renewable target by 2030, reinforcing both climate resilience and economic growth through innovation.
Axpo to Optimise 24-MW Battery Storage System in Poland for Energix
Axpo has signed an agreement with Energix Renewables to optimise and manage a 24-MW battery energy storage system (BESS) in Poland, advancing the country’s grid flexibility and renewable integration. The project, valued at around EUR 25 million, will utilize Axpo’s advanced energy trading algorithms and real-time market analytics to maximise revenues and system efficiency. This partnership showcases innovation in digital energy management and supports the deployment of smart grid solutions. By ensuring stable, responsive power supply, Axpo enhances value for renewable asset owners and end customers. The initiative delivers key benefits including grid balancing, reduced curtailment, and improved reliability, reinforcing Poland’s transition toward cleaner, more resilient energy infrastructure and boosting its battery storage market growth.
Faheema P