The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on AMPYR, hep Solar, Greenvolt Power, Abraxas project in Maldives, among others.
AMPYR, hep Solar Launch 300-MW Rooftop PV Venture in Germany
AMPYR Solar Europe and hep Solar have launched a joint venture to deploy up to 300 MW of rooftop solar PV systems across Germany, focusing on the commercial and industrial (C&I) sector. The initiative combines hep’s EPC and local development expertise with AMPYR’s financial strength and asset management capabilities. The strategy targets decentralized, behind-the-meter clean energy generation to reduce grid reliance and support Germany’s climate goals. The venture will offer turnkey solutions featuring high-efficiency solar panels, digital monitoring platforms, and flexible financing options tailored to business customers. Benefits include lower electricity costs, reduced emissions, improved energy resilience, and compliance with corporate sustainability targets. This scalable model supports the rapid adoption of solar in the built environment and aligns with the EU’s broader push for distributed renewable energy.
Greenvolt Installs 1-MW Solar PV System in Italy for Industrial Firm OMS
Greenvolt Power has installed a 1-MW rooftop solar photovoltaic system for OMS S.p.A., a global packaging machinery manufacturer, at its facility in Paruzzaro, northern Italy. The project was delivered under a power purchase agreement (PPA), allowing OMS to access clean energy without upfront capital investment. The system is designed to cover a significant portion of the company’s electricity needs, reducing energy costs and carbon emissions. Using high-efficiency solar panels and smart monitoring technologies, the installation supports OMS’s sustainability strategy and Italy’s national clean energy goals. This initiative demonstrates innovation in industrial decarbonization, offering energy independence, operational savings, and improved ESG performance. It also highlights Greenvolt’s commitment to delivering customized solar solutions for industrial clients seeking long-term energy resilience and climate impact reduction.
Abraxas Signs Deal for 100-MW Solar and City Renewable Project in Maldives
Abraxas Capital Management has signed an agreement with the Maldives Ministry of Climate Change, Environment and Energy to develop a 100-MW renewable energy project comprising solar PV, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and grid infrastructure upgrades. The project will be delivered under a public-private partnership (PPP) model, fully financed, built, and operated by Abraxas. It supports the Maldives’ national goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2030 and reducing dependency on costly, imported diesel fuel. The initiative will focus on powering urban centers and tourism zones, improving energy security, affordability, and resilience. Technological innovation includes advanced solar and storage integration tailored for island conditions. Benefits include emissions reduction, long-term cost savings, local job creation, and climate adaptation — positioning the Maldives as a leader in sustainable island energy transformation.
Orsted Wraps Up Jacket Installation at 920 MW Changhua 2b & 4 Offshore Wind Project in Taiwan
Orsted has completed jacket foundation installation for the 920 MW Changhua 2b and 4 offshore wind projects in Taiwan, a key milestone in one of Asia’s largest offshore wind developments. Located off Changhua County, the project will deploy 111 turbines and is expected to be fully operational by 2025–2026, supplying clean energy to about 1 million households. This aligns with Taiwan’s goal to install 15 GW of offshore wind by 2035 and Ørsted’s strategy to expand in the Asia-Pacific region. The jackets were manufactured domestically, supporting Taiwan’s local supply chain and industrial development. The project leverages advanced offshore construction and deepwater foundation technologies, enhancing system resilience and efficiency. It contributes to energy security, emissions reduction, and green job creation, reinforcing Taiwan’s transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy.
GreentechLead.com News Desk