Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Canadian Solar’s e-STORAGE, TSUN, A.R.T. Digital, RWE, among others.
Canadian Solar’s e-STORAGE to Supply 912 MWh Battery System for Colbún’s Chilean Project
Canadian Solar’s e-STORAGE division will deliver a 912 MWh battery energy storage system for Colbún’s Diego de Almagro Sur project in Chile. The system will utilize e-STORAGE’s SolBank 3.0 lithium-iron phosphate battery technology, designed to enhance grid reliability and support renewable energy integration.
TSUN Launches SolarTrunk, PowerTrunk, and High-Power MX3000D Microinverter
TSUN has unveiled SolarTrunk and PowerTrunk — compact, micro-storage systems integrating solar panels, energy storage, and microinverters — ideal for residential and small commercial applications. Alongside, TSUN introduced the MX3000D microinverter, capable of supporting up to six panels with independent MPPT channels and 97 percent efficiency. Designed for installations up to 9 kW, it features plug-and-play setup, Wi-Fi and RS485 for real-time monitoring, and eliminates extra AC/DC components. These solutions aim to enhance solar energy efficiency, simplify installations, and accelerate clean energy adoption globally.
A.R.T. Digital and Plains Energy Launch Renewable-Powered Digital Energy Sites Across the U.S.
A.R.T. Digital and Plains Energy have announced a joint venture to develop renewable-powered digital energy sites throughout the United States. These facilities will integrate solar and wind energy with advanced digital infrastructure, aiming to support data centers, AI computing, and blockchain technologies. The initiative seeks to enhance energy resilience and reduce carbon emissions by leveraging sustainable power sources for high-demand digital operations. This collaboration represents a significant step toward aligning digital infrastructure growth with environmental sustainability goals.
RWE Commences Construction of Onshore Wind Farm in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
RWE has initiated construction of a new onshore wind farm in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany, as part of its strategy to expand its renewable energy portfolio. While specific details about the project’s capacity and timeline have not been disclosed, this development underscores RWE’s commitment to enhancing sustainable energy infrastructure in the region. The project is expected to contribute to Germany’s renewable energy targets and support local economic growth through job creation and infrastructure development.
GreentechLead.com News Desk