The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on TrinaTracker, Ampeak Energy, EDF, Pulse Clean, among others.
TrinaTracker to Equip 130MWp Solar Project in Brazil
TrinaTracker, a unit of Trina Solar, has been selected to supply smart solar tracking systems for a 130MWp photovoltaic project in Brazil. The deal highlights Trina’s technology leadership in advanced tracking solutions that boost energy yield, optimize panel orientation, and ensure long-term reliability. Strategically, the project contributes to Brazil’s expanding solar market and supports its renewable energy targets. The investment underscores growing adoption of tracker technology in large-scale projects, enhancing efficiency and grid integration. Customer focus lies in delivering reliable, cost-effective clean energy to local communities and industries. Innovation in tracker design and digital monitoring ensures superior performance. Benefits include maximizing output, reducing carbon emissions, creating local employment, and strengthening Brazil’s renewable energy infrastructure.
Ampeak Energy Partners with EDF to Optimise 120MW UK Battery
Ampeak Energy has selected EDF to optimise a 120MW battery storage project in the UK, highlighting growing demand for advanced energy flexibility solutions. EDF will provide market trading, optimisation, and balancing services to maximise project revenues and ensure efficient grid participation. Strategically, the project strengthens the UK’s energy security, enabling greater integration of renewables and supporting decarbonisation targets. The investment reflects confidence in battery storage as a cornerstone of the energy transition. Technology focus includes digital optimisation platforms, real-time analytics, and advanced forecasting. Customer orientation lies in delivering reliable, cost-efficient balancing services for grid operators and end-users. Benefits include enhanced grid stability, emissions reduction, increased renewable penetration, and reinforcing the UK’s leadership in battery storage deployment.
Pulse Clean Energies 30MW Battery Storage Project in the UK
Pulse Clean has commissioned a 30MW battery storage facility in the UK, further strengthening the country’s energy flexibility infrastructure. The project supports grid stability by storing excess renewable power and supplying electricity during peak demand. Strategically, it aligns with the UK’s decarbonisation agenda and its goal of expanding storage capacity to enable higher renewable penetration. The investment highlights the growing role of independent developers in the energy storage market. Technology focus lies in advanced battery management systems and real-time optimisation for efficient operation. With strong customer orientation, the project delivers reliable, cost-competitive balancing services to grid operators and energy markets. Benefits include reduced emissions, improved energy security, and enhanced integration of wind and solar resources.
GH2 Solar and AHES Partner for 500MW Electrolyser Factory in India
GH2 Solar and AHES have announced a partnership to establish a 500MW electrolyser manufacturing facility in India, aimed at accelerating the country’s green hydrogen economy. The plant will supply advanced electrolysers to support hydrogen production projects, aligning with India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission. Strategically, the initiative strengthens domestic manufacturing capabilities, reduces import dependence, and boosts clean energy industrialisation. The investment highlights innovation in electrolyser technology, enabling efficiency, scalability, and cost competitiveness. Customer focus lies in serving industrial, mobility, and energy sectors seeking low-carbon hydrogen solutions. Benefits include supporting decarbonisation across industries, creating local jobs, fostering technology leadership, and positioning India as a key hub in the global hydrogen supply chain.
Faheema P