Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on TagEnergy, Ace Power, PPC’s Romanian wind farm, GreenYellow, among others.
TagEnergy expands Australian portfolio with 6 GW Ace Power acquisition
TagEnergy has acquired Ace Power’s 6 GW pipeline of renewable and storage projects in Australia, significantly scaling its presence in one of the world’s fastest-growing green markets. The portfolio includes solar, wind, and battery energy storage systems (BESS) across multiple states, with staged development through 2030. Though financial terms remain undisclosed, the move marks a major strategic investment to accelerate Australia’s energy transition. Technology focus spans utility-scale PV, onshore wind, and grid-scale batteries to ensure flexibility and reliability. Customers—utilities, corporates, and communities—will benefit from affordable, low-carbon energy and enhanced grid stability. Innovation lies in integrating multi-technology projects under one platform. Benefits include emissions reduction, energy diversification, job creation, and strong support for Australia’s 82 percent renewable target by 2030.
PPC installs first turbines at 140 MW Romanian wind farm
Greece’s Public Power Corporation (PPC) has erected the first two turbines at its planned 140 MW wind farm in Romania, marking a key step in the company’s regional growth strategy. The project, located in Dobrogea, will host around 28 turbines upon completion, supplying clean power to tens of thousands of households. Though investment figures were not disclosed, the wind farm strengthens PPC’s expansion into Southeast Europe and supports Romania’s 2030 renewable targets. The technology focus is on high-capacity, modern turbines suited to Dobrogea’s strong wind resources, ensuring high efficiency and reliability. Customers benefit from affordable, renewable electricity and improved energy security. Innovation lies in cross-border portfolio diversification. Benefits include emission reduction, local job creation, and regional decarbonisation momentum.
GreenYellow to solarise Altarea warehouses in France
GreenYellow has partnered with French real estate group Altarea to install rooftop solar PV systems across its logistics warehouses, supporting France’s drive toward energy efficiency and self-consumption. The program will see tens of thousands of square meters of rooftops covered with panels, delivering several megawatts of clean electricity directly to site operations. The strategy reflects GreenYellow’s model of combining onsite solar, energy performance contracting, and decentralised generation. Though investment figures were not disclosed, the initiative reduces operational costs and carbon footprint for Altarea’s tenants. Technology focus is on high-efficiency PV modules and smart monitoring systems. Customers benefit from lower energy bills, improved sustainability credentials, and resilience to price volatility. Innovation lies in integrating solar into logistics real estate. Benefits include emissions reduction, green value creation, and support for France’s net-zero goals.
Faheema P