Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Iberdrola, Exus Renewables, Zenith Energy, and others.
Iberdrola Brings 269 MW of Solar Capacity Online in Oregon
Iberdrola has brought 269 MW of utility-scale solar capacity online in Oregon, expanding its US renewable energy footprint and strengthening clean power supply in the Pacific Northwest. The newly operational solar projects will deliver low-carbon electricity to the grid, supporting regional decarbonization and energy security goals.
The milestone reflects continued investment in large-scale solar infrastructure, leveraging advanced PV technology to improve efficiency and reliability. Customers and utilities benefit from increased renewable generation, reduced emissions, and long-term price stability. The projects also contribute to local economic activity during construction and operations. The expansion aligns with Iberdrola’s strategy to scale renewables in key growth markets and supports Oregon’s broader clean energy transition and climate objectives.
Exus Renewables Enters UK and Ireland, Targets Near-Term Acquisitions
Exus Renewables has expanded into the UK and Ireland, marking a strategic move into two of Europe’s most active renewable energy markets. The company plans near-term acquisitions of operating and late-stage wind, solar, and storage assets, aiming to quickly build scale and a diversified portfolio. The entry reflects strong investor appetite and consolidation across mature renewable markets, where asset recycling and M&A are accelerating growth. Exus’s strategy focuses on customer-focused, low-risk investments that deliver stable cash flows and support decarbonization. For power markets and customers, the move is expected to increase renewable capacity, competition, and long-term price stability. The expansion strengthens Exus Renewables’ European footprint and supports the energy transition goals of the UK and Ireland.
Zenith Energy Expands Italian Portfolio With New Solar Project
Zenith Energy has added another solar PV project in Italy to its growing renewable energy portfolio, reinforcing its commitment to the Italian clean energy market. The acquisition strengthens Zenith’s presence in a country experiencing strong demand for utility-scale solar development driven by corporate PPAs and decarbonization targets. The project will deploy modern solar technology to deliver reliable, low-carbon electricity, supporting grid stability and emissions reduction. The expansion reflects continued investment in renewable infrastructure and a strategy focused on scaling high-quality assets in core European markets. Customers and offtakers benefit from clean power supply, long-term price certainty, and reduced carbon footprint. The move aligns with Italy’s energy transition goals and positions Zenith Energy for further growth in solar and storage projects across Southern Europe.
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