Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Solar Insure, Sinexcel, and others.
Solar Insure Launches SI Commercial Warranty and Expands Approved Vendor Network
Solar Insure has launched its new SI Commercial Warranty and expanded its approved vendor list for commercial solar energy systems, strengthening risk protection and quality assurance for project owners and investors. The warranty offering provides long-term coverage designed to improve system reliability, performance assurance, and asset bankability. The expansion supports commercial and industrial (C&I) solar customers by reducing operational risk and simplifying vendor selection. By broadening its vetted installer and equipment network, Solar Insure enhances customer confidence, project financeability, and lifecycle value. The move reflects ongoing innovation in solar risk management and insurance-backed warranties, supporting faster deployment of commercial solar projects. Solar Insure’s initiative aligns with growing demand for secure, scalable clean energy investments across the commercial solar market.
Sinexcel Supports 7.5-MW / 15.04-MWh Battery Energy Storage Project in Romania
Sinexcel has supported the deployment of a 7.5-MW / 15.04-MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) in Romania, strengthening grid flexibility and enabling more efficient energy trading operations. The project uses advanced power conversion and control technology to deliver fast response, reliable performance, and optimized dispatch. The investment highlights growing demand for grid-scale energy storage in Central and Eastern Europe, where batteries play a critical role in balancing variable renewable generation. Customers and market participants benefit from greater trading flexibility, improved grid stability, and enhanced revenue opportunities. The project supports Romania’s energy transition objectives and demonstrates Sinexcel’s customer-focused approach to delivering innovative, scalable energy storage solutions for modern electricity markets.
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