Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Zeo Energy, CAMS, Hassan Allam, and others.
Zeo Energy Selected to Supply 280 MW of Baseload Power for Utah Data Centre
Zeo Energy has been tapped to provide 280 MW of baseload power for a major data centre project in Utah, supporting the growing energy demands of digital infrastructure. The agreement underscores rising demand for reliable, round-the-clock electricity as hyperscale data centres expand across the US. The 280 MW power supply will ensure consistent energy delivery to maintain uninterrupted operations, a critical requirement for high-performance computing and cloud services. The project highlights the increasing intersection of renewable and firm power solutions in meeting large-scale commercial energy needs. The deal strengthens Zeo Energy’s position in the competitive US power market and reflects continued investment in infrastructure to support data-driven economic growth and grid reliability.
CAMS Selected for O&M Services at 171 MW Solar and BESS Plant in Texas
CAMS has been chosen to provide operations and maintenance (O&M) and other asset management services for a 171 MW solar and battery energy storage system (BESS) plant in Texas. The large-scale solar-plus-storage facility will enhance grid reliability and support the state’s growing renewable energy capacity. Under the agreement, CAMS will oversee plant operations, performance optimization, and long-term asset management to ensure efficient and reliable power generation. The integration of battery storage will help balance supply and demand, manage peak loads, and improve overall grid stability. The contract strengthens CAMS’ presence in the US renewable energy market and reflects increasing demand for specialized O&M expertise to maximize performance and returns from utility-scale solar and energy storage projects.
Hassan Allam Unit Awarded Contract for 200 MW Solar Project in Egypt
A unit of Hassan Allam Holding has been contracted to build a 200 MW solar power project in Egypt, reinforcing the country’s accelerating renewable energy expansion. The engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract marks a significant addition to Egypt’s growing pipeline of utility-scale solar developments. The 200 MW solar project will contribute to Egypt’s national strategy to increase the share of renewables in its energy mix and reduce reliance on conventional power sources. Once operational, the plant is expected to enhance grid capacity, lower carbon emissions, and support rising electricity demand. The award strengthens Hassan Allam’s position in the regional renewable energy market and highlights continued investment momentum in Egypt’s large-scale solar infrastructure sector.
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