Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Zelestra, Intec, VW Kraftwerk, Cornex New Energy, Columbus, among others.
Zelestra Wins 108MW in Italy’s FER X Auction
Zelestra has secured 108 MW of new renewable capacity in Italy’s latest FER X auction, strengthening its growth strategy in the country’s clean-energy market. The awarded projects will deploy modern solar technology to deliver reliable, low-cost green power and support Italy’s decarbonisation goals. The investment reflects Zelestra’s focus on scalable, innovation-driven assets that improve system efficiency and long-term value for consumers. By expanding its solar footprint, the company aims to enhance energy affordability and bolster grid stability while accelerating national renewable-energy targets. The win also positions Zelestra for continued development under Italy’s competitive support schemes, enhancing both market presence and sustainability impact.
Intec Wins EPC Contract for 288 MWp Solar Project in Azerbaijan
Intec has secured an EPC contract to deliver a 288 MWp solar project in Azerbaijan, marking a major step in the country’s renewable-energy expansion. The project uses advanced PV technology to maximise output and long-term performance while reducing carbon emissions. The investment strengthens Azerbaijan’s clean-energy strategy and supports growing electricity demand with sustainable, low-cost solar power. Intec’s customer-focused approach includes high-efficiency design, modern construction methods, and robust operational planning to ensure reliable generation and long-term value. Once completed, the solar plant will boost national energy security, cut fossil-fuel dependence, and provide environmental and economic benefits through job creation and improved grid stability, supporting the country’s broader transition to renewables.
VW Kraftwerk Secures Green Power from Sonnedix’s 150-MW Solar Farm in Spain
VW Kraftwerk has signed a green power offtake agreement with Sonnedix, sourcing electricity from the company’s 150-MW solar farm in Spain. The deal strengthens Volkswagen’s decarbonisation strategy by securing long-term renewable energy for its operations, lowering emissions and energy costs. Sonnedix’s project uses advanced PV technology to deliver stable, high-efficiency output, reflecting strong innovation in utility-scale solar. The agreement enhances customer value by supporting reliable green power supply, while enabling Sonnedix to expand its portfolio and investment pipeline. The partnership contributes to Spain’s renewable-energy growth, boosting clean-energy integration and delivering environmental benefits through significant CO₂ reduction and enhanced grid sustainability.
Cornex Ships 1 GWh of Advanced Battery Technology to Bulgaria
Cornex New Energy has launched a major 1-GWh shipment of its latest battery technology to Bulgaria, marking a significant step in expanding its European presence. The delivery features high-efficiency lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) solutions designed for long life, enhanced safety, and fast deployment across grid-scale and industrial storage projects. The investment strengthens Cornex’s customer-focused strategy to support Europe’s accelerating energy-storage rollout with reliable, cost-effective technology. The batteries will help Bulgarian partners improve grid stability, integrate more renewables, and reduce reliance on fossil-fuel backup systems. This milestone highlights Cornex’s innovation in large-scale manufacturing and its commitment to delivering high-performance storage systems that enable cleaner, more flexible and affordable energy for consumers.
Columbus Receives Offer for 202-MW Energy Storage Project in Poland
Columbus has been formally notified of an offer to acquire its 202-MW energy storage project in Poland, signalling strong investor confidence in large-scale battery assets. The project uses advanced lithium-ion technology aimed at improving grid flexibility, enabling higher renewable penetration, and delivering fast-response balancing services. The potential investment underscores growing market demand for storage solutions that enhance system reliability and lower consumer energy costs. For Columbus, the offer aligns with its strategy to monetise matured assets and recycle capital into new clean-energy developments. If completed, the transaction would support Poland’s transition toward a more resilient, low-carbon power system while accelerating innovation and value creation across the country’s storage sector.
Faheema P