The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Velto, Empire Energy, Kuehne+Nagel, Ciel & Terre, among others.
Velto Acquires 260MW Spanish Solar Portfolio
Renewable energy investor Velto Renewables has acquired a 260MW solar PV portfolio in Spain, expanding its footprint in one of Europe’s most competitive solar markets. The transaction covers projects at various stages of development, underlining Velto’s strategy of strengthening its Iberian renewable platform and building scale in utility-scale solar. Spain remains a priority growth market, supported by strong government targets and attractive solar resources. The acquisition aligns with Velto’s focus on accelerating the energy transition, boosting clean electricity capacity, and supporting EU decarbonisation goals. The company intends to optimise the portfolio through technical expertise, local partnerships, and financial structuring, with expected benefits including grid stability, emissions reduction, and enhanced energy security.
Empire Energy and Kuehne+Nagel Partner on Offshore Wind Logistics
Empire Energy has partnered with global logistics leader Kuehne+Nagel to support the supply chain and logistics requirements of its offshore wind projects. The collaboration focuses on delivering specialised logistics solutions for the transportation of large-scale offshore wind components, aiming to ensure efficient, sustainable, and cost-effective project delivery. With offshore wind accelerating as a cornerstone of clean energy transition, this partnership strengthens Empire Energy’s ability to meet project timelines while reducing logistical risks. Kuehne+Nagel brings extensive expertise in complex project logistics and renewable energy supply chains, enhancing the scalability of offshore wind deployment. The alliance is expected to support local job creation, improve project efficiency, and contribute to decarbonisation goals through cleaner, more resilient infrastructure.
Ciel & Terre Installs 11-MWp Floating Solar Plant in France
Ciel & Terre International has completed the assembly of an 11-MWp floating solar power plant in France, further strengthening its leadership in the floating PV sector. The project, built using the company’s Hydrelio floating technology, is designed to optimize unused water surfaces while reducing land-use conflicts. The plant will supply clean electricity directly to the grid, contributing to France’s renewable energy goals and carbon reduction efforts. With floating solar gaining traction globally, Ciel & Terre’s expertise highlights the scalability and efficiency of the technology, especially for regions with limited land availability. The project also showcases innovation in dual land-water use, helping balance energy production with environmental stewardship.
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