Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on SolarWind, CUBIKS, European Energy, among others.
SolarWind 3 Fund Reaches EUR 630 Million Final Close
The SolarWind 3 Fund has achieved a EUR 630 million final close, underscoring strong investor appetite for renewable energy infrastructure. The fund targets utility-scale solar and onshore wind projects, leveraging proven generation technologies to deliver stable, long-term returns. The capital raise represents a significant investment that will accelerate project development, construction, and portfolio expansion across key European markets. For end consumers, the fund’s assets will support increased supply of affordable, low-carbon electricity and improved energy security. Strategically, SolarWind 3 aligns with institutional demand for sustainable investments and long-term contracted cash flows. The successful close strengthens the manager’s growth plans, enabling scale-up of renewable capacity and reinforcing its role in supporting Europe’s energy transition.
CUBE Infrastructure Managers Raises EUR 150 Million for CUBIKS Solar Platform
CUBE Infrastructure Managers (CUBE IM) has raised EUR 150 million for its CUBIKS solar platform, strengthening its capacity to invest in utility-scale solar projects across Europe. The platform focuses on proven solar PV technologies designed for efficient, long-term power generation and stable returns. The capital raise represents a major investment to accelerate project acquisition, development, and construction. For consumers, the projects will increase the availability of clean, competitively priced electricity and support decarbonisation goals. Strategically, the CUBIKS platform aligns with CUBE IM’s infrastructure-led investment approach and long-term asset management focus. The funding underpins growth plans to scale solar capacity, expand geographic reach, and build a diversified renewable energy portfolio.
European Energy Reaches 2.1 GW Renewable Capacity in Denmark
European Energy has grown its installed renewable capacity in Denmark to 2.1 GW, marking a major milestone in its home market. The portfolio spans onshore wind, solar PV, and hybrid energy solutions, using mature, high-efficiency technologies to deliver reliable green power at scale. The expansion reflects sustained investment in domestic renewable infrastructure and long-term development. For consumers and corporate buyers, the capacity growth supports greater access to affordable, low-carbon electricity and strengthens energy security. Strategically, the milestone reinforces European Energy’s leadership in Denmark and its integrated approach combining generation, storage, and PPAs. It underpins the company’s growth plans to continue scaling renewables in core European markets while supporting national and EU climate targets.
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