Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Q Energy, Hecate Energy, EGH, Azrieli and others.
Q Energy Signs Offshore Wind Agreements in Nova Scotia, Expanding North American Presence
Renewable energy developer Q Energy has signed new offshore wind agreements in Nova Scotia, Canada, marking a strategic investment in one of North America’s emerging offshore wind markets. The agreements support early-stage project development, including site evaluation, stakeholder engagement, and collaboration with local authorities. With a strong customer focus, the planned offshore wind projects aim to deliver reliable, affordable, and low-carbon electricity while strengthening regional energy security. Q Energy plans to deploy innovative offshore wind technologies, advanced turbine designs, and modern marine engineering solutions tailored to Atlantic conditions. Key benefits include reduced carbon emissions, job creation, local supply-chain development, and diversification of Nova Scotia’s energy mix. The move reinforces Q Energy’s international growth strategy and highlights offshore wind’s growing role in Canada’s clean energy transition and long-term decarbonisation goals.
Hecate Energy and EGH Announce Nasdaq Listing Deal to Accelerate Clean Energy Growth
US-based renewable energy developer Hecate Energy and EGH Acquisition Corp. have unveiled a Nasdaq listing deal, marking a major investment milestone aimed at scaling Hecate’s clean energy platform. The transaction is designed to provide Hecate with enhanced access to public capital markets, supporting the development of large-scale solar, wind, and energy storage projects across the United States. With a strong customer focus, the deal will help deliver reliable, affordable, and low-carbon electricity to utilities, businesses, and communities. Hecate’s portfolio benefits from innovative project development, advanced grid-scale storage integration, and digital optimisation to maximise performance. Key benefits include accelerated project deployment, increased financial flexibility, long-term value creation for investors, and meaningful carbon emissions reductions, reinforcing Hecate’s role in driving the US renewable energy transition.
Azrieli Group Invests in Large-Scale Israeli Solar Plus Storage Project
Israeli real estate and infrastructure group Azrieli Group has acquired a stake in a large-scale solar power project combined with battery energy storage in Israel, marking a strategic investment in the country’s clean energy transition. The move supports Azrieli’s diversification into renewable energy and long-term sustainable infrastructure. With a strong customer focus, the solar-plus-storage project is designed to deliver reliable, low-carbon electricity to the grid, improving supply stability during peak demand hours. The project will deploy innovative photovoltaic technology alongside advanced battery storage systems to optimise energy generation, enable load shifting, and enhance grid flexibility. Key benefits include reduced carbon emissions, improved energy security, lower exposure to power price volatility, and long-term value creation, reinforcing Israel’s renewable energy ambitions and the growing role of hybrid solar-storage solutions.
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