The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Origis Energy, Envision Energy, AMEA Power, Ganfeng LiEnergy, and others.
Origis Energy Secures $900 Million Credit Facility to Accelerate U.S. Renewable Energy Growth
Origis Energy has closed a $900 million corporate credit facility, significantly strengthening its financial position as it expands its solar and energy storage portfolio across the United States. The financing will support project development, construction activities, working capital needs, and long-term growth initiatives. The transaction highlights continued investor confidence in large-scale renewable energy infrastructure despite ongoing market volatility. Origis Energy, which operates one of the largest renewable energy development platforms in the U.S., plans to use the capital to accelerate deployment of utility-scale solar and battery storage projects. The funding follows a series of major investments secured by the company and reinforces its strategy to expand clean energy generation while supporting decarbonization goals and grid reliability across key U.S. markets.
Envision Energy and AMEA Power Expand Egypt Wind Portfolio to 1 GW with Amunet II Project
Envision Energy and AMEA Power have signed an agreement for the Amunet II wind project in Egypt, adding 500 MW of new renewable energy capacity and bringing their combined wind portfolio in the country to 1 GW. The agreement was announced during Africa Energy Forum 2026 and reinforces Egypt’s growing position as a regional renewable energy hub. The project builds on the success of the existing Amunet wind development and will utilize Envision Energy’s advanced wind turbine technology. The expanded portfolio is expected to support Egypt’s clean energy targets, strengthen energy security, and reduce carbon emissions. The partnership also demonstrates increasing international investment in large-scale renewable energy projects across Africa and the Middle East.
PowerBank Secures Safe Harbor Status for 23 Solar and Energy Storage Projects Worth $242.3 Million
PowerBank has confirmed safe harbor status for 23 distributed solar and energy storage projects with a combined construction value of $242.3 million. The portfolio is expected to qualify for approximately $94.7 million in potential Investment Tax Credits, strengthening project economics and reducing development risk. The projects are designed to preserve eligibility for U.S. federal clean energy incentives while advancing distributed renewable energy deployment. The expanded portfolio follows earlier safe harbor initiatives and reflects PowerBank’s strategy to accelerate solar and battery storage investments across North America. By locking in key equipment and meeting regulatory requirements, the company aims to move the projects toward financing and construction while supporting grid modernization, local energy generation, and long-term clean energy growth.
Ganfeng LiEnergy Secures Over 30 GWh of Energy Storage Projects
Ganfeng LiEnergy announced that it has secured a project pipeline exceeding 30 GWh during the SNEC Smart Energy Exhibition 2026, highlighting strong global demand for battery energy storage solutions. The agreements cover a wide range of utility-scale, commercial and industrial (C&I), and renewable energy integration projects across multiple international markets. The company showcased its comprehensive portfolio of energy storage technologies, including containerized battery storage systems, integrated energy management solutions, and next-generation battery products. Ganfeng LiEnergy also confirmed plans to present its latest storage innovations at Intersolar Europe 2026, one of the world’s leading renewable energy exhibitions. The 30-GWh project portfolio significantly strengthens the company’s market position and provides substantial growth opportunities in the rapidly expanding global energy storage sector. The projects are expected to support renewable energy integration, improve grid flexibility, enhance energy security, and accelerate decarbonization efforts. The announcement reflects the increasing role of battery storage in enabling large-scale adoption of solar and wind power while supporting the transition to more resilient and sustainable energy systems worldwide.
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