Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from RPower, Cisco, Vattenfall, EDP, Vestas, and others.
RPower and Cisco Sign 470 GWh Solar Power Purchase Agreement
RPower has signed a long-term 470 GWh solar power purchase agreement (PPA) with Cisco, reinforcing corporate demand for renewable energy and clean power procurement. The agreement will supply Cisco with solar electricity to support its sustainability targets and decarbonization strategy, while enabling RPower to advance large-scale solar energy investments. The PPA highlights innovation in corporate renewable sourcing, offering Cisco long-term price stability and reduced carbon emissions. For RPower, the deal strengthens revenue visibility and accelerates solar project development. The partnership reflects growing customer-focused renewable solutions as global technology companies seek reliable, low-carbon energy. The agreement supports energy transition goals and underscores the expanding role of solar PPAs in corporate energy strategies.
Vattenfall Selects Vestas for Clashindarroch 2 Onshore Wind Project
Vattenfall has selected Vestas to supply turbines for the Clashindarroch 2 onshore wind project in Scotland, advancing renewable energy capacity in the UK. The contract covers delivery of modern, high-efficiency wind turbines designed to maximize energy output and operational reliability. The project reflects continued investment in onshore wind infrastructure and the adoption of innovative turbine technology to improve performance and lower generation costs. Customers and local communities are expected to benefit from clean, cost-effective electricity and reduced carbon emissions. The partnership strengthens Vestas’ UK market presence and supports Vattenfall’s sustainable growth strategy, contributing to Scotland’s and the UK’s broader energy transition and climate targets.
EDP Launches Hybrid Solar and Battery Storage Project in Poland
EDP has launched a new hybrid solar and battery energy storage project in Poland, strengthening its footprint in the country’s fast-growing renewable energy market. The project integrates solar PV generation with battery storage, enabling improved grid flexibility, optimized energy output, and more reliable clean power delivery. The investment highlights EDP’s focus on innovation and hybrid renewable technology, designed to reduce renewable curtailment and enhance system stability. Customers and grid operators benefit from lower-carbon electricity, better peak management, and cost-efficient energy supply. The project supports Poland’s energy transition and decarbonization goals while demonstrating the commercial value of solar-plus-storage solutions. It also reinforces EDP’s strategy of deploying flexible, customer-focused renewable infrastructure across key European markets.
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