Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on ERG, NNG, AFCON, among others.
ERG Acquires 73-MW UK Onshore Wind Portfolio, Expanding Renewable Footprint
Italian renewable energy group ERG has acquired a 73-MW onshore wind portfolio in the UK, strengthening its position in one of Europe’s most mature wind markets. The deal represents a strategic investment aligned with ERG’s growth plan to expand its operational renewable assets and generate stable, long-term returns. With a strong customer focus, the portfolio will supply clean, reliable electricity to the UK grid, supporting businesses and households amid rising demand for low-carbon power. The assets benefit from innovative operational optimisation, digital monitoring, and performance management to enhance efficiency and availability. Key benefits include reduced carbon emissions, improved energy security, predictable cash flows, and greater price stability for consumers, reinforcing ERG’s commitment to sustainable energy growth in the UK.
NNG Launches Major Seabird Monitoring Studies to Support Offshore Wind Development
UK-based offshore wind developer NNG (NoordzeeWind / or relevant entity as per project) has launched extensive seabird monitoring studies, marking a significant investment in environmental research and responsible renewable energy development. The studies are designed with a strong stakeholder and customer focus, ensuring offshore wind projects progress while safeguarding biodiversity and meeting regulatory requirements. Using innovative monitoring techniques, including advanced survey methods and data analysis, NNG aims to improve understanding of seabird behaviour and interactions with offshore wind infrastructure. The initiative’s key benefits include reduced environmental risk, more informed project design, smoother consenting processes, and stronger public and investor confidence. The studies support sustainable offshore wind growth, balancing clean energy expansion with ecosystem protection and reinforcing best-practice standards in the renewable energy industry.
AFCON Unit Secures EUR 62m Financing for Polish Solar Project
An AFCON Renewable Energy unit has secured EUR 62 million in financing to support the development of a large-scale solar power project in Poland, highlighting continued investment in Central Europe’s clean energy market. The funding will accelerate construction and strengthen the project’s long-term financial stability. With a strong customer focus, the solar facility is designed to deliver reliable, competitively priced renewable electricity to utilities and corporate offtakers, supporting decarbonisation goals. The project will deploy innovative photovoltaic technology and efficient plant design to maximise output and optimise operating performance. Key benefits include lower carbon emissions, enhanced energy security, reduced exposure to power price volatility, and long-term value creation for investors, reinforcing Poland’s transition toward a more diversified and sustainable energy mix.
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