Today’s renewable energy news includes updates from Nadara, Aura Power, Sahaj Solar, among others.
Nadara Signs 434MW Hybrid Wind-Solar PPA with Trafigura
Nadara has signed a 434MW multi-technology power purchase agreement (PPA) with Trafigura, covering eleven renewable energy assets across Spain. The 10-year agreement includes five solar farms and six wind farms, marking Nadara’s first hybrid wind-solar PPA and strengthening Europe’s clean energy transition. The investment supports the development of hybrid renewable infrastructure designed to improve energy reliability, optimise generation efficiency, and enhance grid stability. The agreement covers projects including Esquileo, Dehesilla I & II, San Lorenzo C & D, and the operational La Dehesica wind farm, with delivery scheduled between 2027 and 2028. Nadara highlighted the use of advanced risk management and innovative project structuring to unlock new renewable energy capacity in a competitive market. The partnership also supports Trafigura’s strategy to expand and diversify its European renewable power portfolio while delivering long-term, customer-focused sustainable electricity solutions.
Aura Power Secures Approval for 25MW Furzen Leaze Solar Farm
Aura Power has received approval from Cotswold District Council for its 25MW Furzen Leaze Solar Farm in the UK, strengthening the company’s growing renewable energy portfolio. Once operational, the solar project will generate enough clean electricity to power more than 13,000 homes annually, supporting the UK’s energy security and reducing dependence on imported fossil fuels. The investment forms part of Aura Power’s expanding pipeline of over 600MWp of consented renewable projects moving toward construction. The development highlights innovation in sustainable energy infrastructure while promoting biodiversity enhancement and long-term environmental benefits for local communities. Aura Power stated that the project will help stabilise energy costs, improve clean power availability, and contribute to affordable electricity generation for consumers. The approval also reflects strong community and council support, reinforcing the company’s customer-focused commitment to delivering secure, reliable, and environmentally responsible renewable energy solutions across the UK.
Sahaj Solar Forms 750MW Solar Manufacturing Joint Venture in UAE
Sahaj Solar has partnered with Clarion Investments LLC to establish a 750MW solar module manufacturing facility in the UAE, marking a major investment in the Middle East’s renewable energy sector. The project will operate through a joint venture named Sahaj Energy Solar Panels Manufacturing LLC and aims to supply advanced photovoltaic modules across GCC countries, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, and the UAE, alongside exports to the US market. The initiative combines Sahaj Solar’s manufacturing expertise with Clarion Investments’ logistics capabilities to deliver innovative, high-quality solar solutions for utility-scale and commercial projects. The investment supports clean energy expansion, strengthens regional solar supply chains, creates employment opportunities, and enhances energy security. The customer-focused strategy also positions the venture to meet rising global demand for reliable and cost-effective renewable energy technologies.
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