Today’s renewable energy news includes RWE’s New Wind Farms in Italy, Levanta, R-Power, among others.
RWE Starts Construction of Two New Wind Farms in Italy to Power 83,000 Homes
RWE has started construction of two new onshore wind farms in Italy — the 47 MW Serra Palino project in Foggia, Apulia, and the 45 MW Venusia project in Potenza, Basilicata. The Serra Palino site will feature eight 5.9 MW turbines, while Venusia will have eight 5.6 MW turbines. Both projects were successful in Italy’s latest renewables auction and are expected to be commissioned by the end of next year.
Katja Wünschel, CEO of RWE Renewables Europe & Australia, said the projects will supply clean power to more than 83,000 Italian households, reinforcing RWE’s commitment to Italy’s energy transition.
RWE Renewables Italia currently operates 17 onshore wind farms with a total capacity of 598 MW and is also developing its first commercial-scale Agri-PV plants — Morcone (9.8 MWac) and Acquafredda (9.3 MWac) — in the Campania region.
Levanta Acquires 91 MWp Operational Solar Portfolio in Thailand
Levanta has acquired a 91 MWp operational solar portfolio in Thailand, reinforcing its strategic expansion in Southeast Asia. The deal strengthens Levanta’s renewable energy footprint while securing stable, revenue-generating assets. The portfolio employs high-efficiency photovoltaic technology, ensuring reliable and optimized power output. This acquisition aligns with Levanta’s growth and sustainability strategy, aiming to provide clean, cost-effective electricity to local communities. By adding these assets, Levanta enhances its long-term investment value and contributes to Thailand’s energy transition goals, supporting renewable penetration and reducing carbon emissions. The move demonstrates the company’s commitment to innovation, customer focus, and sustainable energy infrastructure.
R-Power Sells Stake in 127 MW Battery Storage Project in Romania
R-Power has sold a stake in its 127 MW battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Romania to Eiffel Investment Group, marking a strategic step to unlock capital and accelerate project development. The facility, designed to enhance grid stability and support renewable integration, leverages advanced battery storage technology for efficient energy management. This partnership allows R-Power to optimize investment returns while Eiffel gains exposure to a high-potential clean energy asset. The project contributes to Romania’s energy transition by enabling flexible, reliable power supply and reducing carbon emissions. The deal underscores both companies’ commitment to innovation, sustainable infrastructure, and customer-focused energy solutions.
Faheema P