The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Zelestra’s solar park in India, Cubico in UK, Xcel Energy, among others.
Zelestra Launches 435 MW Solar Park in India
Zelestra has launched a 435 MW solar park in India, marking a significant addition to the country’s renewable energy infrastructure. The project is expected to generate enough clean electricity to power around 300,000 households annually, contributing to India’s renewable energy targets and efforts to reduce carbon emissions. This large-scale project reflects Zelestra’s strategy to expand its footprint in high-growth renewable markets like India and to strengthen its position in utility-scale solar development. The solar park uses advanced photovoltaic technology to ensure high efficiency and long-term performance. Benefits include supporting India’s energy transition, enhancing local energy security, creating jobs, and providing sustainable energy solutions for communities and industries. The project also aligns with rising demand for clean, affordable energy across India.
Cubico Advances 147 MW Solar-Plus-Storage Project in UK to Planning Examination
Cubico Sustainable Investments is progressing a 147 MW solar-plus-storage project in Lincolnshire, UK, to the planning examination stage. The project integrates large-scale solar generation with battery energy storage (BESS), enhancing energy flexibility and supporting grid stability. This aligns with Cubico’s strategy to invest in hybrid renewable infrastructure that advances the UK’s net zero ambitions. The investment focuses on combining proven solar technologies with advanced storage solutions to optimize energy use. Cubico aims to meet growing customer demand for reliable, low-carbon energy. Benefits include reduced carbon emissions, improved grid resilience, enhanced energy security, and innovative contributions to the transition toward sustainable energy systems.
Xcel Energy Plans Over 5 GW Clean Energy Expansion in Texas and New Mexico
Xcel Energy plans to expand its clean energy fleet in Texas and New Mexico by more than 5 GW through a mix of solar, wind, and battery storage projects. The initiative supports Xcel’s long-term strategy to achieve 80 percent carbon reduction by 2030 and provide customers with affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy. This expansion will strengthen Xcel’s position in key markets while leveraging advanced technologies in renewables and storage to enhance grid flexibility. The investment reflects growing customer demand for clean energy solutions and reinforces Xcel’s commitment to innovation, energy transition, and environmental stewardship. Benefits include emissions reduction, energy security, economic development, and improved energy resilience across the region.
Syzygy Selects Velocys Technology for Biogas-to-SAF Project in Uruguay
Syzygy Plasmonics has selected Velocys’ Fischer-Tropsch technology for its biogas-to-sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) project in Uruguay. The project will convert locally sourced biogas into low-carbon SAF, supporting Syzygy’s strategy to advance clean energy and decarbonization solutions. This partnership reflects a growing market demand for sustainable aviation alternatives and highlights Syzygy’s focus on innovation through advanced catalytic and reactor technologies. The investment demonstrates a commitment to reducing aviation’s carbon footprint while creating a local, renewable fuel supply chain. Benefits include reduced lifecycle emissions, enhanced energy diversification, technological advancement, and alignment with customer needs for cleaner, more sustainable fuel options in aviation.
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