Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Gate Burton solar farm, R.Power in Romania, Tindo Solar in Australia, among others.
Lanpro Secures Development Consent for 500MW Solar Farm in the UK
Lanpro has received a Development Consent Order (DCO) for its 500 MW Gate Burton solar farm in Lincolnshire, UK. The strategy is to deliver utility-scale solar infrastructure aligned with national energy goals. Investment figures have not been disclosed. The project includes battery energy storage to improve grid flexibility. Technology focus is on large-scale ground-mounted solar PV systems with integrated storage. Customer focus targets grid operators and long-term energy buyers. Innovation includes co-located generation and storage under a single consent process. Benefits include added renewable capacity, system balancing capability, and contribution to the UK’s power decarbonisation targets.
R.Power Selects Nomad Electric for 55 MWp Solar Project in Romania
Poland-based R.Power has appointed Nomad Electric as the operations and maintenance (O&M) provider for its 55 MWp solar power plant in Romania. The strategy focuses on optimising plant performance and ensuring long-term operational reliability. Investment details were not disclosed. Technology focus includes photovoltaic systems with digital monitoring tools. Customer focus targets Romanian energy markets and grid operators. Nomad Electric will deliver preventive maintenance, remote diagnostics, and real-time system oversight. Innovation involves predictive analytics and advanced asset management platforms. Benefits include improved energy output, reduced downtime, and enhanced asset performance to support clean energy supply in Romania.
Tindo Solar to Supply Panels for Australian Water Pipeline Project
Tindo Solar has been selected to supply solar panels for a project supporting a water pipeline infrastructure in New South Wales, Australia. The strategy involves powering water systems with locally produced solar technology. Investment details were not disclosed. The project will use Australian-made photovoltaic panels to generate electricity for water pumping operations. Technology focus is on solar modules suited for utility-scale infrastructure applications. Customer focus includes regional authorities managing water supply systems. Innovation lies in integrating solar generation with critical utility infrastructure. Benefits include reduced operational costs, improved energy self-sufficiency, and support for local solar manufacturing and deployment.
Ardian Acquires 116MW Solar Portfolio in Spain and Italy
Investment firm Ardian has acquired a 116 MW operational solar portfolio across Spain and Italy from an undisclosed seller. The portfolio includes 18 plants with long-term power purchase agreements in place. The strategy is to strengthen Ardian’s renewable energy holdings and ensure stable income from operating assets. Investment terms were not disclosed. Technology focus is on ground-mounted solar photovoltaic systems. Customer focus includes energy buyers through existing PPAs. Innovation involves aggregation of geographically diverse assets under unified management. Benefits include consistent cash flow, increased renewable energy supply, and contribution to regional decarbonisation and energy diversification objectives.
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