Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Tages Capital, RP Global, Equinor, Novar, among others.
Tages Capital Refinances 272 MWp Solar Portfolio in Italy
Tages Capital has completed the refinancing of a 272 MWp solar portfolio in Italy, strengthening its long term investment strategy in the country’s renewable sector. The refinancing enhances capital efficiency and supports improved asset management across a diverse fleet of PV plants using proven solar technology tailored for reliable, high yield production. The move allows Tages to optimise operational performance, upgrade systems where needed and pursue further growth opportunities in Italian clean energy. For consumers, the portfolio’s continued stability helps deliver affordable, low carbon electricity and supports national decarbonisation goals. The financing package also demonstrates strong market confidence in large scale solar assets, enabling Tages to expand its renewable footprint and reinforce its commitment to sustainable infrastructure.
RP Global Sells 16.1 MWp French Solar Portfolio to Technique Solaire
RP Global has sold a 16.1 MWp solar portfolio in France to Technique Solaire, supporting the buyer’s strategy to expand its footprint in distributed and utility-scale PV assets. The portfolio consists of rooftop and ground mounted solar installations using reliable, high efficiency PV technology that delivers stable clean-energy generation. The transaction reflects continued investor confidence in French solar and provides RP Global with capital to redeploy into new renewable projects. For Technique Solaire, the acquisition strengthens growth plans, enhances long term asset revenues and supports its customer focused approach to supplying affordable, low carbon electricity. The deal also contributes to France’s energy transition by adding well performing solar capacity to the national renewable mix.
Equinor Launches 140 MW Solar Park into Commercial Operation in Brazil
Equinor has placed its 140 MW Serra da Babilonia 1 solar park in Brazil into commercial operation, strengthening its renewable growth strategy in one of Latin America’s fastest expanding clean-energy markets. The project uses high efficiency PV technology designed to maximise output in Brazil’s strong solar resource regions. The investment supports Equinor’s plan to scale its global solar portfolio and diversify beyond oil and gas. For consumers, the plant delivers reliable, low carbon electricity that helps stabilise supply and reduce long term energy costs. The project also showcases operational innovation, with advanced monitoring systems improving performance and efficiency. Equinor aims to continue building hybrid and standalone renewable assets as part of its broader decarbonisation and energy-transition goals.
Novar to Acquire 108 MWp Portfolio of Dutch Solar Projects
Novar has agreed to purchase 108 MWp of solar projects in the Netherlands, advancing its strategy to expand its renewable footprint and strengthen its long term clean-energy portfolio. The acquisition includes a mix of ready-to-build and late-stage development sites using modern PV technology designed for high efficiency and stable output. The investment supports Novar’s growth plans in a key European market with strong solar demand and robust policy support. For consumers, the projects will deliver reliable, low carbon electricity and contribute to national energy security. Novar plans to apply its development expertise and digital optimisation tools to accelerate construction, improve lifetime performance and ensure the projects deliver environmental and economic benefits across the Dutch energy system.
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