Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Waaree Energies, Juwi’s selection of Astronergy, Goldbeck Solar’s Codford solar farm in the UK, among others.
Waaree Energies relocates 6-GW solar module and cell factory to Odisha for strategic growth
Waaree Energies has revised the location of its planned 6-GW solar PV module and cell manufacturing facility, shifting it from Tamil Nadu to Odisha, India. The move aligns with the company’s strategy to optimize logistics, infrastructure access, and policy support. Backed by a multi-billion-rupee investment, the facility will feature advanced manufacturing technologies to produce high-efficiency modules and cells. This strategic decision supports India’s Make in India initiative, strengthens domestic supply chains, and ensures faster market delivery. The project is expected to create significant employment, meet growing solar demand, and contribute to India’s clean energy and manufacturing self-reliance goals.
Juwi selects Astronergy as module supplier for 220 MW of solar projects in South Africa
Juwi Renewable Energies has selected Astronergy to supply high-efficiency solar modules for three utility-scale projects totaling 220 MW under South Africa’s REIPPPP Bid Window 5. These projects aim to address the country’s energy needs and accelerate the shift to renewable power. The modules use advanced n-type TOPCon PV technology, offering superior efficiency and durability. This strategic collaboration supports project bankability, local economic impact, and long-term energy sustainability. The initiative reflects Juwi’s customer-focused, innovation-driven approach, delivering reliable, low-carbon electricity while contributing to grid stability, job creation, and South Africa’s broader clean energy transition.
Goldbeck Solar begins construction on 48 MWp Codford solar farm in the UK
Goldbeck Solar has broken ground on the 48 MWp Codford Solar Farm in Wiltshire, UK, marking another step in the country’s clean energy expansion. The project will generate electricity for around 15,000 homes annually, supporting the UK’s net-zero targets. It features advanced photovoltaic technology and sustainable construction practices, with a focus on efficient land use and ecological protection. This investment aligns with Goldbeck’s strategy to scale renewable infrastructure while ensuring long-term energy affordability. With an emphasis on reliability, customer benefit, and innovation, the project contributes to carbon reduction, energy security, and the UK’s transition to a sustainable power system.