Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Repsol, Sonnedix, Primergy Solar, Gemini Solar-Plus-Storage Mega Project in Nevada, and others.
Repsol Allocates Up to EUR 1B to Support 9 GW Renewable Energy Target
Repsol has announced plans to invest up to EUR 1 billion between 2026 and 2028 to support its goal of reaching 9 GW of installed renewable energy capacity. The investment will focus on expanding solar, wind, and other clean energy projects across key markets. The strategy forms part of Repsol’s broader energy transition plan to diversify its portfolio and accelerate low-carbon power generation. By increasing renewable capacity, the company aims to strengthen its position in the global clean energy market while supporting decarbonization targets. The investment also reflects growing momentum in renewable infrastructure development as energy companies scale up projects to meet rising demand for sustainable and reliable electricity
Sonnedix Finalizes Financing for Solar-Plus-Storage Projects in Portugal
Sonnedix has finalized financing for two solar-plus-storage projects in Portugal, strengthening the country’s renewable energy infrastructure. The projects will combine solar photovoltaic (PV) generation with battery energy storage systems (BESS) to enhance grid flexibility and ensure reliable clean power supply. The financing package supports the construction and development of the hybrid facilities, which will help store excess solar energy and deliver electricity during peak demand periods. Once operational, the projects are expected to increase renewable energy capacity while improving grid stability. The development reflects growing investment in integrated solar and battery storage solutions as Portugal accelerates its energy transition and expands sustainable power generation.
Primergy Refinances Gemini Solar-Plus-Storage Mega Project in Nevada
Primergy Solar has completed the refinancing of the Gemini solar-plus-storage project in Nevada, one of the largest renewable energy facilities in the United States. The project combines a large-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) plant with battery energy storage systems (BESS) to deliver reliable clean power to the grid. The refinancing strengthens the project’s financial structure and reflects strong investor confidence in large renewable infrastructure assets. Gemini supplies electricity under long-term agreements with major utilities, supporting Nevada’s clean energy and decarbonization targets. The facility plays a key role in integrating renewable power with energy storage technology, helping improve grid stability and meet growing demand for sustainable electricity.
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