Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from RWE, European Energy, Japan Benex, LEAG and Fluence, among others.
RWE Completes 44 Foundations at Nordseecluster A Offshore Wind Project
RWE has installed all 44 monopile foundations for its Nordseecluster A offshore wind project in the German North Sea. The milestone marks major progress in the 660-MW development, part of RWE’s planned 1.6-GW Nordseecluster. This achievement reflects a significant investment in Europe’s clean energy future and demonstrates strong innovation in offshore construction efficiency. Once operational, Nordseecluster A will supply green electricity to over 600,000 homes, supporting Germany’s energy transition and customer demand for reliable, low-carbon power. The project reinforces RWE’s customer-focused strategy to expand sustainable generation capacity while delivering economic and environmental benefits, strengthening Europe’s position as a leader in offshore wind innovation.
European Energy Sells 93-MW Solar Park in Brazil
European Energy has completed the sale of a 93-MW solar park located in Brazil’s Pernambuco state, marking another step in its asset rotation strategy to reinvest in new renewable developments. The transaction represents a strong investment outcome and supports continued growth in Brazil’s clean energy sector. Built with innovative solar technology, the project provides reliable, low-cost power to local consumers, reinforcing customer and community benefits. The sale allows European Energy to channel capital into new solar and wind initiatives, advancing its sustainability and innovation goals. This move highlights the company’s customer-focused approach to expanding renewable capacity globally while maintaining agility in financing and project development.
Japan Benex Commissions 3.7-MW Rooftop Solar Array
Japan Benex has inaugurated a 3.7-MWdc rooftop solar installation in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, marking one of the largest rooftop PV systems in the region. The project reflects a strategic investment in Japan’s distributed solar generation and supports local carbon reduction goals. Designed with high-efficiency panels and smart energy management systems, it showcases innovation in optimizing limited urban roof space for renewable generation. The system will supply clean power directly to industrial facilities, enhancing customer energy savings and sustainability. By promoting on-site renewable adoption, Japan Benex reinforces its customer-focused commitment to efficient, reliable, and environmentally responsible energy solutions aligned with Japan’s net-zero ambitions.
LEAG and Fluence to Build 1-GW Battery Storage System in Germany
LEAG and Fluence Energy have announced plans to develop a 1-GW / 2-GWh battery energy storage system (BESS) in Lusatia, eastern Germany, making it one of Europe’s largest storage projects. The investment supports Germany’s transition from coal to renewables by transforming former lignite mining areas into clean energy hubs. Utilizing Fluence’s Gridstack technology, the system will deliver grid stability, renewable integration, and peak-load management, directly benefiting customers through a more resilient and affordable power supply. The project exemplifies innovation in large-scale storage deployment and sustainable regional redevelopment. LEAG’s partnership with Fluence underscores their shared commitment to customer-focused, low-carbon energy solutions and advancing Germany’s energy security and decarbonisation goals.
Faheema P