Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on DTEK, Octopus Energy, Nexwell Power, FRV’s solar farm in Armenia, JA Solar’s modules for South African solar projects, among others.
DTEK and Octopus Energy launch EUR 100 million solar and storage partnership in Ukraine
Ukrainian energy firm DTEK and UK-based Octopus Energy have entered a EUR 100 million partnership to co-develop solar and energy storage projects in Ukraine. The initiative will focus on accelerating the country’s green recovery, improving energy security, and supporting grid resilience amid wartime disruptions. Combining Octopus’s investment and technology expertise with DTEK’s local knowledge, the collaboration will deliver scalable clean energy solutions powered by solar PV and battery storage systems. The partnership emphasizes innovation, affordability, and long-term sustainability, offering benefits such as energy independence, decarbonization, and economic revitalization for Ukrainian communities and infrastructure.
Nexwell Power acquires 248 MWp solar portfolio in Spain to expand European clean energy footprint
UK-based Nexwell Power has acquired a 248 MWp portfolio of ready-to-build solar PV projects in Spain from an undisclosed seller, marking a major step in its European growth strategy. Located across southern and eastern Spain, the projects will contribute significantly to the country’s renewable energy targets. The investment reflects Nexwell’s commitment to expanding utility-scale solar infrastructure using high-efficiency photovoltaic technology. With a focus on sustainability and long-term value creation, the acquisition supports clean power generation, energy affordability, and grid stability. It also strengthens Nexwell’s role in accelerating Europe’s transition to a secure, low-carbon energy future.
FRV connects 55-MW solar farm in Armenia to support national clean energy strategy
FRV has completed and connected a 55-MW solar farm in Armenia’s Aragatsotn province, marking the country’s largest operational solar project. The initiative supports Armenia’s national strategy to diversify energy sources and reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels. Backed by international investment through Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV), the project features advanced photovoltaic technology designed for high efficiency and durability. It reflects a strong focus on customer needs, energy affordability, and long-term sustainability. The solar farm will supply clean electricity to over 21,000 households annually, promote local job creation, lower emissions, and enhance grid resilience —contributing significantly to Armenia’s clean energy transition.
JA Solar to supply 220 MW of high-efficiency modules for South African solar projects
JA Solar has signed agreements to supply 220 MW of high-efficiency photovoltaic modules for three solar projects being developed by Juwi Renewable Energies in South Africa under Bid Window 5 of the country’s REIPPPP. These utility-scale plants will use n-type TOPCon technology, known for superior performance and reliability. The collaboration reflects a strategic focus on technology-driven project execution, grid integration, and long-term energy output. Backed by strong customer orientation and innovation, the projects will support South Africa’s renewable energy goals, enhance energy security, reduce carbon emissions, and deliver sustainable, affordable electricity to local industries and communities.
GreentechLead.com News Desk