Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Iberdrola, Nordex, Sungrow, among others.
Iberdrola Signs 10-Year Renewable PPA with Gestamp to Supply 660,000 MWh Across Europe
Iberdrola has signed a 10-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with Gestamp to supply 660,000 MWh of renewable electricity to its European plants, strengthening long-term industrial decarbonization. The deal covers 34 MW of capacity, delivering 100 percent green energy, 80 percent wind and 20 percent solar, backed by guarantees of origin. The agreement reflects strategic investment in clean energy and supports Gestamp’s shift toward sustainable, electrified manufacturing with stable, competitive energy pricing. For Iberdrola, the PPA expands its industrial customer base and reinforces its leadership in corporate renewable supply. This partnership highlights growing demand for renewable PPAs in Europe, driving energy security, cost efficiency, and the transition to a low-carbon industrial ecosystem.
Nordex Wins Germany Wind Turbine Order for Peckelsheim Community Wind Farm
Nordex Group has secured an order from Max Bögl to supply and install six N163/6.X turbines for the Peckelsheim community wind farm in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The project will feature advanced turbines mounted on 164-metre hybrid towers, highlighting innovation in wind technology and optimized energy yield. The deal includes a 20-year service agreement, ensuring long-term performance, reliability, and operational efficiency. Installation is scheduled to begin in spring 2027, with commissioning planned the same year. This project reflects strong investment in community wind energy and reinforces Nordex’s strategic partnership with Max Bögl, supporting Germany’s renewable expansion and transition to a low-carbon energy system.
Sungrow Deploys Solar-Plus-Storage System at South Africa’s Kyto Farm to Boost Energy Independence
Sungrow has partnered with The Energy Gurus to deploy a 375 kW / 771 kWh solar-plus-storage system at Kyto Farm in Upington, South Africa, addressing rising energy costs and grid instability in agriculture. The project features advanced DC-coupled technology with hybrid inverters and PowerStack batteries, optimizing solar generation and storage for continuous operations. The system enables farms to reduce reliance on diesel backup, lower operating costs, and ensure reliable power for energy-intensive activities. With innovative design, scalable architecture, and enhanced safety features, the solution improves efficiency and maintenance. This investment highlights growing adoption of solar and battery storage in agriculture, supporting energy resilience, sustainability, and long-term cost savings in emerging markets.
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