Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Neoen, Scatec, Aboitiz, Sembcorp and others.
Neoen Begins Construction of 230-MWp Solar Portfolio in France
Neoen has started construction on a 230-MWp portfolio of three solar projects in France, marking a significant investment in utility-scale renewable energy. The developments will deploy modern solar PV technology to deliver large volumes of clean electricity and support national decarbonization targets. The solar trio reflects Neoen’s growth-focused strategy and continued innovation in large-scale project delivery. Once operational, the projects will provide reliable, low-carbon power to the grid, benefiting customers through increased renewable supply and improved energy security. The initiative also supports local economic activity during construction. The milestone reinforces Neoen’s position as a leading independent power producer, accelerating France’s energy transition and expansion of domestic solar capacity.
Scatec and Aboitiz Reach Financial Close on 80 MW of Battery Projects in the Philippines
Scatec and Aboitiz Power have achieved financial close on 80 MW of battery energy storage system (BESS) projects in the Philippines, marking a key milestone in expanding grid-scale energy storage in Southeast Asia. The projects will deploy modern battery technology to provide fast-response capacity, frequency support, and improved grid reliability. The investment highlights growing demand for energy storage solutions to support renewable integration and manage peak demand in islanded and rapidly growing power systems. Customers and utilities benefit from greater grid stability, reduced outages, and more efficient power balancing. The projects align with national energy transition and decarbonization goals, while reinforcing Scatec and Aboitiz customer-focused strategy to deliver flexible, low-carbon energy infrastructure.
Sembcorp Investors Approve Acquisition of Australian Energy Firm Alinta
Sembcorp Industries has secured investor approval for the acquisition of Alinta Energy, strengthening its position in the Australian power market and expanding its portfolio across generation, retail, and energy services. The transaction supports Sembcorp’s strategy to scale reliable and low-carbon energy assets in key growth markets. The acquisition provides platform synergies and enhances customer-focused energy offerings, including power supply, firming, and renewable integration. It also creates opportunities for investment in renewables, storage, and flexible generation, supporting Australia’s energy transition. Customers are expected to benefit from improved service resilience, competitive pricing, and cleaner power options. The approval marks a significant step in Sembcorp’s growth plan to build a balanced, future-ready energy portfolio aligned with decarbonization goals.
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