Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on DTEK, Octopus Energy, TotalEnergies, Enery, OMV Petrom, NamPower, among others.
DTEK and Octopus Energy Partner to Boost Renewable Investment in Ukraine
Ukrainian energy firm DTEK and UK-based Octopus Energy have launched a joint funding platform to attract international investment into renewable energy projects in Ukraine, particularly solar and wind. The initiative aims to support Ukraine’s green recovery and energy independence, backed by the Energy Compact for Ukraine. Leveraging Octopus’ investment and technology expertise with DTEK’s local presence, the partnership focuses on de-risked, scalable clean energy projects. With a strong innovation and customer-focused mission, it encourages global collaboration to rebuild Ukraine’s energy system, deliver climate benefits, and stimulate economic growth through sustainable, resilient infrastructure.
TotalEnergies Unveils Castle Hills Solar Farm to Power U.S. Energy Transition
TotalEnergies has announced its Castle Hills Solar Project, a 204 MW solar farm planned in Falls County, Texas. The project reflects the company’s U.S. renewable strategy, expanding its solar footprint to support clean energy demand. Castle Hills will generate enough electricity to power over 36,000 homes annually, using cutting-edge photovoltaic technology. With construction expected to begin in 2025, the initiative aligns with TotalEnergies’ global goal to reach 100 GW of renewable capacity by 2030. The project offers grid decarbonization, job creation, and energy affordability—underscoring customer-centric, innovative solutions for a sustainable energy future.
Enery and OMV Petrom to Co-Develop 400-MW Solar Power Plant in Bulgaria
Austria’s Energy and Romania’s OMV Petrom have partnered to develop a 400-MW solar power plant in Silistra, northeastern Bulgaria, marking one of the country’s largest renewable enery initiatives. The project supports regional energy transition goals and aligns with OMV Petrom’s 2030 strategy to invest €11 billion in sustainable energy. Combining Enery’s renewable development expertise with OMV Petrom’s infrastructure capabilities, the initiative will feature advanced solar technologies for efficient, large-scale generation. Expected to power over 200,000 households, it reflects strong customer and innovation focus while boosting Bulgaria’s energy independence, lowering carbon emissions, and creating economic and environmental benefits.
NamPower Launches 100-MW Khan Solar Project to Boost Namibia’s Energy Independence
NamPower has begun construction of the 100-MW Khan Solar One project near Usakos in Erongo, Namibia, in partnership with Access Aussenkehr Solar One Namibia under an IPP model. Targeted for completion by July 2025, the project reflects Namibia’s strategy to enhance domestic renewable generation and reduce dependence on electricity imports. Supported by local and private investment, it utilizes advanced photovoltaic technology to deliver efficient, clean power. The initiative focuses on customer affordability, energy reliability, and grid resilience. It also promotes innovation, job creation, and sustainable development — contributing to the nation’s long-term green energy transition.
GreentechLead.com News Desk