The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on ACWA Power, China Energy, Air Products, JA Solar, EG Group and Evo Energy, among others.
Trio to Invest $8.3bn in 15GW Solar and Wind Projects in Uzbekistan
ACWA Power, China Energy, and Air Products have signed agreements with Uzbekistan to jointly invest $8.3 billion in the development of 15GW of solar and wind power capacity. The projects will be constructed in phases and are designed to help Uzbekistan meet its energy transition goals and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. The investment will include solar PV, onshore wind farms, and energy storage solutions. Contracts cover project development, construction, and long-term operation. Technology focus includes large-scale renewable generation and integrated storage. Customer focus aligns with Uzbekistan’s state-owned utilities and grid. Benefits include increased renewable capacity, energy diversification, and alignment with national decarbonization targets.
JA Solar Secures 99MW Module Supply Contract for Croatian Solar Project
JA Solar has secured a contract to supply solar modules for a 99MW photovoltaic project in Croatia. This aligns with JA Solar’s strategy to strengthen its presence in Europe’s growing renewable energy markets through partnerships with regional developers. The technology focus is on delivering high-efficiency PV modules suited for utility-scale projects, supporting Croatia’s efforts to expand clean energy capacity. The project involves staged module deliveries to align with construction timelines. The investment details were not disclosed but reflect continued momentum in European solar infrastructure. Customer focus includes local energy companies advancing Croatia’s renewable targets. Benefits include increased solar capacity, contribution to EU energy goals, enhanced grid stability, and support for Croatia’s energy diversification and decarbonization objectives.
Iceland Supermarket Partners for 10MW Solar Rollout Across 150 Sites
British retailer Iceland has partnered with EG Group and Evo Energy to deliver a 10MW rooftop solar rollout across 150 of its stores and distribution centers in the UK. The project will generate approximately 8.5GWh of electricity per year, supplying about 10 percent of Iceland’s total power consumption. This initiative supports Iceland’s long-term strategy to cut operational costs and achieve its net-zero emissions targets. The project focuses on rooftop solar PV technology tailored for commercial sites. Investment details were not disclosed. The partnership reflects a customer-focused approach to sustainability and energy efficiency. Benefits include reduced carbon emissions, lower energy costs, increased energy independence, and contribution to the UK’s renewable energy goals and broader decarbonization agenda.
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