Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Virya Energy, Shizen Energy, Google, Eurowind Energy, among others.
Virya Energy Acquires 60 MWp Solar Platform in Japan
Virya Energy has acquired a 60 MWp solar platform in Japan from BayWa r.e., marking a strategic expansion into the Asian renewable market. The portfolio comprises development-stage solar projects designed with modern PV technology to deliver efficient, reliable generation. The investment aligns with Virya Energy’s growth strategy to diversify geographically and build long-term value in stable renewables markets. With a strong customer focus, the projects are expected to support Japan’s clean-energy targets and provide dependable low-carbon power. The transaction highlights continued investor confidence in Japan’s solar sector and enables BayWa r.e. to recycle capital into new developments. Once advanced, the platform will deliver environmental benefits, enhance energy security, and strengthen Virya Energy’s international renewables footprint.
Shizen Energy Signs PPA with Google for 30 MW Solar Farm in Malaysia
Shizen Energy has signed a power purchase agreement with Google for a 30 MW solar farm in Malaysia, strengthening corporate demand for clean energy in Southeast Asia. The project will deploy modern high efficiency PV technology to deliver reliable, low carbon electricity for Google’s local operations. The investment supports Google’s customer focused sustainability strategy and Shizen Energy’s growth plans to expand its regional solar portfolio. Innovation in project design and digital monitoring will help optimize performance and grid integration. Once operational, the solar farm will reduce emissions, enhance energy security, and provide long term environmental and economic benefits, demonstrating how corporate PPAs can accelerate renewable deployment in emerging markets.
Eurowind Energy Acquires 370 MW Wind and Solar Pipeline in Poland
Eurowind Energy has acquired a 370 MW pipeline of wind and solar projects in Poland, significantly expanding its development portfolio in one of Central Europe’s fastest-growing renewables markets. The projects will use modern wind turbine and high-efficiency PV technologies to deliver reliable, low-carbon electricity. The investment supports Eurowind’s long-term growth strategy to scale diversified renewable assets while strengthening Poland’s energy security. With a strong customer focus, the pipeline is designed to supply affordable clean power and support national decarbonisation goals. The acquisition highlights innovation in hybrid project development and reinforces Eurowind’s commitment to expanding its Central and Eastern European footprint, delivering environmental benefits and long-term value for consumers and investors alike.
Faheema P