The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Econergy, Third Pillar Solar, Geronimo Energy, among others.
Econergy Connects 87-MW Solar Farm in Romania with Storage Plans
Econergy Renewable Energy has commissioned an 87-MW solar farm in Ratesti, Romania, advancing its regional growth strategy. The project forms part of Econergy’s broader plan to develop 2 GW of solar and 1.5 GWh of storage in Romania by 2030, representing significant long-term investment. The company’s strategy emphasizes combining solar generation with battery storage to strengthen grid resilience and support decarbonisation goals. Its technology focus includes advanced PV systems and flexible storage integration. Econergy is customer-focused, ensuring reliable and cost-effective renewable power supply for utilities and communities. Innovation lies in coupling solar with storage for greater efficiency. Benefits include enhanced energy security, emissions reduction, and local economic development, positioning Econergy as a key player in Romania’s energy transition.
Third Pillar Explores 500-MW Floating Solar Potential in Texas
US-based Third Pillar Solar has launched feasibility studies to assess the potential for 500 MW of floating solar projects in Texas. The initiative targets water reservoirs to optimize land use while boosting renewable generation. The company’s strategy emphasizes leveraging underutilized water surfaces, reducing evaporation, and improving solar panel efficiency through natural cooling. Investment efforts will focus on early-stage development, technology integration, and partnerships with local utilities and water authorities. The technology focus lies in floating solar systems combined with innovative anchoring and monitoring solutions. Customer priorities include cost-effective, sustainable energy supply and enhanced water management. Innovation comes from adapting floating solar to large-scale US markets. Benefits include grid stability, carbon reduction, and maximizing Texas’ renewable potential.
Geronimo Energy Breaks Ground on 125-MW Solar Project in Michigan
Geronimo Energy, part of National Grid Renewables, has commenced construction of a 125-MW solar farm in Michigan, reinforcing its strategy to expand clean energy infrastructure in the Midwest. The project highlights significant investment in renewable assets to support local energy demand and economic growth. Technology efforts focus on advanced photovoltaic modules and efficient grid interconnection. Customer-centric goals include delivering reliable, affordable green power to utilities and corporate offtakers. Innovation is driven by integrating large-scale solar into regional grids while creating community benefits. The project is expected to generate jobs, tax revenue, and long-term sustainability advantages. Its benefits extend to reducing carbon emissions, enhancing energy independence, and supporting Michigan’s renewable energy transition targets.
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