Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Iberdrola, BayWa r.e., ABO, ContourGlobal, among others.
Iberdrola Breaks Ground on 366 MW of Solar Projects in Valencia
Iberdrola has started construction on 366 MW of solar projects across Spain’s Valencia region, reinforcing its strategy to accelerate large-scale renewable deployment. The investment will deliver modern, high-efficiency PV technology designed to maximise clean-energy generation while reducing carbon emissions. The projects focus on meeting growing customer demand for affordable, domestically produced green power, enhancing grid stability and supporting regional economic development. Iberdrola’s innovation-driven approach includes advanced engineering, local supply-chain engagement, and sustainable construction practices. Once operational, the solar farms will provide significant environmental and economic benefits, create local jobs, strengthen energy security, and contribute to Spain’s long-term decarbonisation and renewable-energy goals.
BayWa r.e. Sells 44 MWp Solar Project Duo in France
BayWa r.e. has completed the sale of two ready-to-build solar projects totaling 44 MWp in France, advancing its asset rotation strategy and enabling fresh investment into new renewable developments. The projects feature modern photovoltaic technology designed to deliver efficient, low-carbon power to local consumers once operational. The transaction highlights continued investor confidence in the French solar market and supports the country’s clean-energy expansion goals. BayWa r.e.’s customer-focused approach ensures long-term value through high-quality engineering, reliable project design, and strong grid integration. The sale also frees capital for further growth, driving innovation and supporting Europe’s transition to affordable and sustainable energy solutions.
ABO Sells 9.9-MW Colombian Solar Park to ContourGlobal
ABO has finalized the sale of its 9.9-MW solar park in Colombia to ContourGlobal, advancing its strategic focus on developing and rotating renewable assets. The project uses modern PV technology to supply clean, reliable power and support Colombia’s rising demand for low-carbon electricity. The acquisition strengthens ContourGlobal’s Latin American portfolio, enhancing its customer-focused energy solutions and long-term sustainability goals. The deal also reflects growing investor confidence in Colombia’s renewable market and its supportive regulatory environment. By transferring the asset, ABO frees capital for new developments, while the project will deliver economic and environmental benefits through reduced emissions, improved grid stability, and affordable green energy for local consumers.
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