The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on ESB, Bord na Mona, Enviromena’s Longpasture solar project in England, Central Puerto, among others.
ESB and Bord na Mona Launch 108 MWp Timahoe North Solar Farm in Ireland
ESB and Bord na Mona have inaugurated the 108 MWp Timahoe North Solar Farm in County Laois, Ireland, marking one of the country’s largest solar projects. The project supports Ireland’s renewable energy targets by providing enough electricity to power around 55,000 homes annually. Strategically, the initiative aligns with ESB’s commitment to net zero by 2040 and Bord na Mona’s transformation into a leading climate solutions company. The project represents significant investment in Ireland’s clean energy infrastructure and utilizes advanced solar technologies for higher efficiency and reliability. Beyond energy generation, it strengthens energy security, supports local employment, and demonstrates innovation in repurposing land for renewable use, delivering long-term environmental and community benefits while reducing carbon emissions.
Enviromena Acquires 49.9 MW Longpasture Solar Project in England
Enviromena has acquired the 49.9 MW Longpasture Solar Project in England, advancing its goal of reaching 500 MW of operational solar capacity by 2025. The project highlights the company’s strategy of expanding utility-scale renewable assets in the UK’s fast-growing clean energy market. Backed by long-term investment, the solar site is expected to generate significant low-carbon electricity, enough to power tens of thousands of homes annually. Enviromena is deploying advanced solar PV technologies to enhance efficiency, reliability, and asset optimization. With a strong customer focus, the company aims to deliver affordable, sustainable energy while reducing dependence on fossil fuels. Key benefits include grid decarbonisation, greater energy security, and value creation for communities, investors, and stakeholders, supporting the UK’s net-zero transition.
Central Puerto to Acquire 80 MW Solar Farm in Argentina
Argentina’s Central Puerto has announced plans to acquire an 80 MW solar farm located in its domestic market, strengthening its renewable energy portfolio. The acquisition reflects the company’s strategy to expand clean power capacity while diversifying its generation mix beyond traditional thermal assets. The project is expected to provide sustainable, low-cost solar electricity for thousands of households and businesses, supporting Argentina’s renewable energy transition. Central Puerto is investing in advanced photovoltaic technologies to maximize efficiency and operational performance. By aligning with customer and regulatory demand for decarbonisation, the company enhances long-term energy security and environmental impact. Key benefits include lower carbon emissions, increased grid stability, and value creation for shareholders, communities, and Argentina’s net-zero pathway.
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