Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Sienna, SolarAfrica, tenders for 600 MW of wind and solar capacity in Greece, and others.
Sienna Investment Backs 421-MW Solar Roll-Out in Germany
Sienna Investment Management has committed funding to support a 421-MW solar photovoltaic roll-out in Germany, strengthening the country’s utility-scale and distributed clean energy capacity. The investment will accelerate project development and construction as Germany pushes to expand renewables and meet ambitious energy transition targets. The backing reflects strong institutional investor confidence in German solar, supported by stable policy frameworks and robust power demand. For the electricity system and consumers, the new capacity will deliver reliable, low-cost, low-carbon power, enhance energy security, and help stabilise long-term prices. The programme also supports local jobs and supply chains while reducing emissions. The deal aligns with Sienna Investment’s strategy to scale sustainable infrastructure investments and underlines solar’s growing role in Germany’s net-zero pathway.
Greece Opens Tenders for 600 MW of Wind and Solar Capacity
Greece has opened tenders for 600 MW of new wind and solar projects, advancing the country’s plan to accelerate renewable energy deployment and cut carbon emissions. The competitive tender process aims to attract private investment while delivering cost-effective clean power to the electricity system. The new capacity will support Greece’s transition away from fossil fuels, strengthen energy security, and help meet national and EU climate targets. For consumers, the tenders are expected to deliver lower-cost, more stable electricity prices over the long term. The move highlights continued policy support for renewables in Southern Europe and reflects growing investor appetite for wind and solar projects in markets with strong resource potential and improving grid infrastructure.
SolarAfrica Secures Financing for 114-MW Solar Project in South Africa’s Northern Cape
SolarAfrica has secured financing for a 114-MW solar photovoltaic project in the Northern Cape, one of South Africa’s key renewable energy hubs. The project will add significant utility-scale solar capacity, supporting efforts to ease power shortages and accelerate the country’s energy transition. The financing highlights growing investor confidence in South Africa’s renewable sector, driven by strong solar resources and rising demand for clean, reliable power. For the grid and consumers, the project will deliver cost-competitive, low-carbon electricity, improve supply reliability, and reduce emissions. The development aligns with SolarAfrica’s strategy to expand its renewable portfolio and supports South Africa’s goals to diversify its energy mix, strengthen energy security, and unlock sustainable economic growth.
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