The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Rezolv Energy, Hep Global, BNZ, and others.
Rezolv Energy Signs 370 GWh Annual Solar and Wind Power Agreement with Ahold Delhaize in Romania
Rezolv Energy and Ahold Delhaize signed a 10-year virtual power purchase agreement on November 5 covering 370 GWh of renewable electricity annually. Electricity will be sourced from Rezolv’s 1.3 GWp Dama Solar project in Arad County and 300 MW Dunarea East wind farm in Constanța County, Romania. The two projects are expected to generate approximately 2,580 GWh annually, including 1,800 GWh from solar and 780 GWh from wind. Ahold Delhaize will contract approximately 14 percent of their combined generation. Both projects are scheduled to begin commercial operation in 2029. The agreement represents Rezolv’s eighth virtual PPA across Romania and Bulgaria and its first with a retail company.
Hep Global Signs 10-Year Solar and Battery Power Purchase Agreement in Germany
German renewable-energy developer Hep Global announced a 10-year hybrid power purchase agreement on November 5 for its Eppingen-Zimmerberg solar and battery storage project. The development is located in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The agreement covers electricity generated by a photovoltaic installation combined with battery storage. The contract establishes a 10-year commercial arrangement for the hybrid project.
BNZ Starts Construction of 216 MWh Battery Storage Capacity at Two Solar Farms in Italy
BNZ, a Spanish independent power producer, announced on November 5 that it has started construction of two battery energy storage systems in Italy. The installations will provide combined storage capacity of 216 MWh. Both projects are located in the Lazio region and will be integrated with BNZ’s existing solar photovoltaic facilities. The construction milestone involves adding battery storage infrastructure to operational renewable-energy generation assets. The combined 216 MWh capacity represents the total energy storage capability of the two installations. Individual battery capacities, discharge ratings in MW, construction investment, equipment suppliers and expected commissioning dates were not available.
