The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Iberdrola, Reliance Infrastructure, NHPC, Blueleaf, among others.
Iberdrola to Install Agrivoltaic Solar Above Apple Orchards in Basque Country
Iberdrola is launching an agrivoltaic project in the Basque Country, combining renewable energy with agriculture by installing solar panels above apple orchards. The initiative supports the company’s strategy of dual land use, enhancing sustainability while addressing the energy transition. Though the capacity details are undisclosed, the project reflects targeted investment in innovative solar-agriculture integration. The technology focus is on agrivoltaics, which optimises land use, improves crop conditions through shading, and reduces water stress. For customers, it provides renewable electricity with minimal environmental impact while preserving food production. Innovation lies in merging clean power generation with farming, benefiting local communities, farmers, and consumers. This project underlines Iberdrola’s customer-centric approach and commitment to climate-resilient, sustainable infrastructure.
Reliance Infra Wins 390-MW Solar-Storage Project from NHPC in India
Reliance Infrastructure has secured a 390-MW solar-plus-storage project from India’s state-owned NHPC, underscoring its strategic push into clean energy. The project, part of NHPC’s renewable expansion, highlights India’s commitment to scaling solar with integrated storage to boost grid stability. The investment strengthens Reliance Infra’s renewable portfolio and aligns with national targets for sustainable power. The project will deploy advanced solar PV technology coupled with battery energy storage, ensuring round-the-clock supply and enhanced reliability. With a customer focus on utilities and industrial demand, the project aims to reduce fossil fuel dependency. Benefits include emissions reduction, job creation, and improved energy access. The initiative reflects innovation-driven growth and positions Reliance as a key player in India’s energy transition.
Blueleaf Eyes 3 GW of Solar-Storage Projects with Malaysian Partner
Blueleaf Energy has signed a partnership with Malaysian firm Majuperak Holdings Bhd (MHB) to jointly develop up to 3 GW of solar and storage projects in Malaysia. The strategic collaboration aligns with Malaysia’s renewable energy goals and Blueleaf’s mission to expand its presence in Southeast Asia. The projects will leverage cutting-edge solar PV and energy storage systems to enhance grid stability and reliability. The investment signals confidence in Malaysia’s clean energy transition and opens avenues for long-term value creation. With a customer focus on utilities and commercial users, the initiative emphasizes innovation, sustainable growth, and energy affordability. Key benefits include reducing carbon emissions, boosting local energy independence, and creating economic and employment opportunities in the region.
Faheema P