The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Onyx, Dewas, R Power’s battery storage in Spain, among others.
Onyx Completes Solar Projects at US Army’s Fort Polk
Onyx Renewable Partners has completed two solar projects at the US Army’s Fort Polk in Louisiana, marking a strategic step toward advancing clean energy in defense operations. The projects, totaling several megawatts, reflect a strong investment in energy resilience and sustainability for military infrastructure. Onyx’s technology focus centers on high-performance solar modules and smart integration to enhance efficiency and reliability. The initiative aligns with a customer-focused approach, supporting the Army’s goals of energy security and reduced carbon footprint. Innovation comes through optimized solar deployment tailored to military needs. Key benefits include long-term energy cost savings, reduced reliance on fossil fuels, improved grid resilience, and a contribution to national renewable energy and climate targets.
Dewas 250-MW Pumped Storage Plant Begins Trial Operations
The 250-MW Dewas pumped storage plant in Madhya Pradesh, India, has started trial operations with initial power export, signaling progress in enhancing renewable energy integration. Developed to provide round-the-clock green energy, the facility supports grid stability by storing excess renewable power and releasing it during peak demand. Strategically, it strengthens India’s renewable infrastructure while reducing dependence on fossil fuels. The investment underscores a shift toward large-scale storage solutions that complement solar and wind. With advanced hydro-mechanical technology, the plant ensures efficiency and reliability. Its customer focus lies in supplying utilities and industrial users with stable, clean energy. Benefits include improved energy security, balancing renewable intermittency, reduced emissions, and supporting India’s energy transition goals.
R Power Unveils 344-MW Battery Storage Portfolio in Spain
Polish renewables developer R Power has announced a 344-MW battery energy storage portfolio in Spain, marking a strategic push into flexible grid solutions. The projects, spread across several regions, aim to support renewable integration by storing excess solar and wind power for use during peak demand. The company’s strategy emphasizes diversification beyond solar, enhancing resilience and energy security. Investment in advanced storage technology demonstrates a focus on innovation and grid flexibility. Targeting utilities and commercial customers, R Power seeks to deliver reliable clean power while optimizing energy costs. Benefits include balancing intermittency, reducing fossil fuel reliance, and contributing to Spain’s decarbonization targets. This move strengthens R Power’s presence in Europe’s growing storage market.
Faheema P