Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Voltage Energy, Solar Ireland, European Energy, and others.
Voltage Energy Secures Another ITC Preliminary Ruling, Strengthening Market Position
Voltage Energy has won another favourable preliminary ruling from the US International Trade Commission (ITC), reinforcing its market presence and competitive standing in the global energy sector. The decision supports the company’s continued operations and commercial activity, providing regulatory clarity amid ongoing trade and compliance reviews. The ruling underscores Voltage Energy’s focus on innovation, product differentiation, and regulatory compliance, key factors in maintaining customer confidence and long-term growth. For partners and customers, the outcome reduces uncertainty and supports stable supply chains and project continuity. The development also highlights the importance of trade rulings in shaping competitive dynamics within the clean energy and power technology markets. Voltage Energy said the decision validates its strategy and strengthens its ability to invest, innovate, and expand across key global markets.
Solar Ireland Appoints Seán Sherlock as Policy Director
Solar Ireland has appointed Seán Sherlock as its new Policy Director, strengthening the organisation’s leadership as Ireland accelerates deployment of solar energy and renewable infrastructure. Sherlock brings extensive political and policy experience, positioning him to help shape regulatory frameworks and support sector growth. The appointment comes as Ireland targets a rapid expansion of utility-scale and rooftop solar capacity to meet national climate and energy security goals. Solar Ireland said the role will focus on policy advocacy, stakeholder engagement, and regulatory reform, ensuring stable conditions for investment. For developers and consumers, effective policy development is critical to delivering cost-competitive, low-carbon electricity. The move underscores the importance of strong industry representation in advancing Ireland’s clean energy transition and net-zero ambitions.
European Energy Wins 116 MW of UK Solar in Latest CfD Round
European Energy has secured Contracts for Difference (CfDs) for 116 MW of solar capacity in the UK’s latest allocation round, strengthening its position in the British renewable energy market. The awards provide long-term revenue certainty, enabling the projects to advance toward financing and construction. The successful bid highlights continued investor confidence in utility-scale solar in the UK, supported by competitive pricing and stable policy frameworks. For consumers, the CfD-backed projects will deliver low-cost, low-carbon electricity, helping reduce exposure to fossil fuel price volatility. The new capacity will contribute to the UK’s energy security and net-zero targets, while driving local investment and supply-chain activity. The milestone reinforces European Energy’s strategy to expand its UK solar portfolio and accelerate clean energy deployment.
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