Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Nordex, EnBW, Osaka Gas, Sonnedix, Alight, among others.
Nordex Wins 68 MW Wind Turbine Order from EnBW
Nordex Group has secured a 68 MW investment-backed order from EnBW Energie Baden-Wurttemberg AG to supply and install 11 N163/6.X turbines for the Oedheim and Adelsheim wind farms in Germany. Backed by a 20-year service agreement, the project highlights Nordex’s customer-focused strategy of delivering reliable, efficient turbine solutions tailored to local wind conditions. The collaboration underscores EnBW’s commitment to sustainable growth and clean energy investment, boosting regional renewable capacity and contributing to Germany’s 2030 green targets. The advanced Delta4000 technology ensures higher output and lower operating costs, benefiting both partners and end-users through greater energy security, reduced emissions, and long-term economic value for communities and customers alike.
Osaka Gas, Sonnedix to Deploy 30-MW Battery in Oita Prefecture, Japan
Osaka Gas and Sonnedix Japan KK will jointly develop a 30-MW/112-MWh battery energy storage system in Oita Prefecture, slated for operation in fiscal 2026. The project represents a significant investment in grid flexibility and energy security, helping customers benefit from a more stable supply of renewable power. By enabling better integration of intermittent solar and wind resources, the system supports Japan’s carbon-neutral goals and enhances grid resilience. The collaboration combines Osaka Gas’s energy management expertise with Sonnedix’s renewable innovation, marking a step toward customer-centric, decarbonised energy solutions. The initiative underscores both firms’ commitment to innovation and sustainability, expanding clean energy infrastructure across Japan’s evolving power market.
Alight Wins EU Grant for 120-MW Agrivoltaic Project in Finland
Swedish solar developer Alight has secured an EU Innovation Fund grant to advance a 120-MW agrivoltaic project in Finland, one of the largest of its kind in Europe. The project will combine solar power generation with sustainable farming, demonstrating innovation in land use and renewable integration. It will enable farmers and local communities to benefit from diversified income, lower energy costs, and increased climate resilience. The investment supports the EU’s Green Deal and Finland’s clean energy goals, offering a customer-focused solution that balances food production with power generation. By pairing cutting-edge solar technology with agricultural productivity, Alight reinforces its commitment to sustainability, innovation, and long-term rural development.
Faheema P