The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Inox Solar, GRS BESS project in Scotland, PGE’s 262-MW energy storage facility in Poland, among others.
Inox Solar Launches 1.2 GW Solar Module Production at Bavla, Gujarat
Inox Solar has commenced production at its solar module facility in Bavla, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, with an initial capacity of 1.2 GW of its planned 3 GW plant. The fully-automated facility produces advanced N-type TOPCon solar modules using M10, G12R, and G12 solar cells, offering higher efficiency, lower degradation, and bi-facial dual-sided power generation. Phase two will expand capacity to 3 GW, complemented by a 4.8 GW integrated cell-plus-module plant in Dhenkanal, Odisha. The expansion strengthens India’s domestic solar manufacturing ecosystem, reduces import dependence, and positions Inox Solar as a leader in advanced renewable energy solutions.
GRS Delivers 99-MWh Battery Storage Project for Foresight in Scotland
Spanish EPC contractor GRS has completed a 99-MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Scotland for asset manager Foresight Group. The facility strengthens grid flexibility and supports renewable integration in the UK energy market. This milestone reflects GRS’s strategy of expanding beyond solar EPC into battery storage, showcasing expertise in advanced energy infrastructure. The investment leverages cutting-edge BESS technology to provide fast-response services, balancing supply and demand while enhancing energy security. Customer focus is on delivering dependable, cost-effective solutions to grid operators and energy users. Benefits include stabilizing renewable intermittency, supporting Scotland’s decarbonization targets, and boosting local clean energy resilience. The project demonstrates innovation in utility-scale storage and highlights growing momentum in the UK’s storage sector.
PGE Begins Construction of 262-MW Energy Storage Facility in Poland
Polish state-owned utility PGE has started construction of a 262-MW energy storage facility, set to become the country’s largest battery project. Located in northern Poland, the project will significantly boost grid flexibility, renewable integration, and energy security. The initiative aligns with PGE’s strategy to expand its clean energy portfolio and support Poland’s path toward EU decarbonization goals. The investment highlights adoption of advanced battery technologies to deliver fast-response services and stabilize intermittent renewable generation. Customer focus lies in ensuring reliable, cost-efficient electricity for households and industries. Innovation comes from deploying one of Europe’s largest BESS, showcasing Poland’s progress in large-scale storage. Benefits include reduced reliance on fossil fuels, enhanced grid resilience, and contribution to climate targets.
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