Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Erova Energy, Enexus’ solar park in Romania, Air Liquide’s green hydrogen project in the Netherlands, among others.
Macquarie to Acquire Erova Energy, Expanding European Renewables Trading
Macquarie Asset Management, via its Green Investment Group (GIG), has agreed to acquire UK-based Erova Energy, a renewables-focused energy trading and risk management platform. Erova manages over 3.5 GW of renewable capacity across the UK and Ireland and provides route-to-market services, balancing, and hedging solutions. This acquisition aligns with Macquarie’s strategy to scale its energy transition capabilities across Europe by investing in innovative energy services. The deal supports GIG’s mission to accelerate decarbonization through efficient market access for clean power producers. Erova’s advanced trading systems and data-driven strategies enable better integration of renewables into the grid. Benefits include enhanced revenue optimization for renewable asset owners, improved grid flexibility, and strengthened support for Europe’s net-zero energy goals.
Enexus to Build 20 MWp Solar Park in Romania for Turkey’s Akis Enerji
Enexus Energy is set to construct a 20 MWp solar power plant in Romania for Turkish energy firm Akis Enerji. The project, located in Teleorman county, will be delivered under an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contract and is scheduled for completion by the end of 2025. This marks Enexus’ first project for Akis Enerji, supporting the latter’s international expansion and commitment to renewable energy. The initiative aligns with Romania’s push for clean energy development and contributes to regional decarbonization goals. The project reflects a technology focus on efficient solar PV systems and will generate green electricity to power thousands of homes. Benefits include emissions reduction, cross-border energy collaboration, and enhanced energy security in Southeast Europe.
Voltalia Secures 92.2 MW Solar EPC Contracts from Ireland’s ESB
Voltalia has signed three Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contracts totaling 92.2 MW with Irish utility ESB to build solar projects in Ireland. The agreements cover the construction of the 52.6-MW Rosspile plant in County Wexford, the 21.4-MW Tullabeg facility, and the 18.2-MW Coolroe project. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2025. Voltalia will also provide operations and maintenance (O&M) services for 10 years, ensuring long-term performance and reliability. These projects support Ireland’s renewable energy targets and ESB’s strategic goal to achieve net-zero emissions by 2040. The initiative showcases Voltalia’s technical expertise and strengthens its EPC presence in the Irish market. Benefits include increased solar capacity, enhanced grid stability, and support for a cleaner, more resilient energy future.
Air Liquide Approves 200-MW Green Hydrogen Project in the Netherlands
Air Liquide has taken a final investment decision (FID) on building a 200-MW electrolyser in the Netherlands, one of Europe’s largest green hydrogen projects. Located in the Port of Rotterdam, the facility will produce up to 30,000 tonnes of renewable hydrogen annually, supporting industrial decarbonization and clean mobility. Backed by EU and Dutch subsidies, the project aligns with Air Liquide’s strategy to scale low-carbon hydrogen infrastructure across Europe. It will use proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyser technology powered by renewable electricity. The project serves refineries, chemical plants, and heavy transport sectors. Benefits include significant CO₂ reduction, innovation in green fuel production, and advancement toward EU energy transition goals, reinforcing Air Liquide’s leadership in clean hydrogen.
GreentechLead.com News Desk