Envision Energy, Sungrow, CLEAResult, Stryten Energy, NEXT Energy, Intradeco, among others, announced their renewable energy projects.
Envision Energy to Supply 58.5MW Wind Turbines in the Philippines
Envision Energy has signed a contract to supply 58.5MW of wind turbines for the Libmanan Wind Power Project in the Philippines. The project is part of the Green Energy Auction Program 2 (GEAP 2) and supports the country’s target of 35 percent renewable energy by 2030. Envision has also supplied wind turbines for other projects in the region.
Sungrow Introduces iHomeManager for Energy Management
Sungrow launched iHomeManager, an energy management device now available in Europe. The system connects solar power, batteries, EV chargers, and heat pumps into a single network. It predicts solar energy generation, tracks electricity use, and adjusts energy consumption based on real-time grid prices. iHomeManager increases self-consumption, lowers electricity costs, and provides backup power during outages.
CLEAResult Launches EV Fleet Transition Tool
CLEAResult has introduced the ChooseEV Fleet Electrification Assessment Tool, helping utilities and businesses transition vehicle fleets to electric. The tool streamlines fleet data collection, identifies suitable EVs, plans charging infrastructure, and estimates costs. It supports utilities in managing the shift to electric fleets efficiently.
Stryten Energy Expands Battery Storage for Energy Resilience
Stryten Energy will present its battery energy storage solutions at NAATBatt 2025. Its scalable battery systems support grid stability by storing renewable and conventional energy. The company’s energy storage technology optimizes energy use, reducing peak demand and enhancing grid resilience.
NEXT Energy Develops Largest Transparent Solar Window
NEXT Energy Technologies has produced a 40” x 60” transparent solar window, the largest of its kind. Using organic photovoltaic (OPV) coatings, these windows generate power while maintaining visibility. NEXT is scaling its technology to integrate solar energy into commercial buildings, reducing energy use and HVAC demands.
Intradeco Holdings Expands Solar Investment
Intradeco Holdings, through Apopa Energy, has completed Phase 2 of its solar investment with a 15 million dollars investment in 10 megawatts of solar power and a community sports campus. This supports Intradeco’s goal of adding 25 megawatts to El Salvador’s grid and 5 megawatts in Honduras. Since 2021, the company has invested over 30 million dollars in renewable energy. Improved investment conditions in El Salvador have supported this expansion.
Louth Callan Renewables Completes Maine Solar Project
Louth Callan Renewables has completed the 30-megawatt Leeds Solar project in Maine. The project spans 110 acres and supplies clean energy to homes and businesses. During construction, the project created 90 jobs and will provide long-term roles, tax revenue, and lease payments. Leeds Solar is part of Louth Callan Renewables’ strategy to expand utility-scale renewable energy projects.