Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Voltalia, Ampeak Energy, Horizon Capital, among others.
Voltalia Launches New Energy Services Subsidiary to Boost Renewable Solutions
French renewable energy leader Voltalia has launched a new energy services subsidiary, representing a major investment in expanding its global renewable solutions portfolio. The subsidiary will provide comprehensive services including operation and maintenance, energy optimisation, and digital asset monitoring for wind, solar, and hybrid projects. With a strong customer focus, Voltalia aims to help clients maximise energy output, reduce operational costs, and ensure long-term reliability of their renewable assets. The unit leverages innovative digital platforms, predictive maintenance tools, and performance analytics to optimise efficiency and productivity. Key benefits include enhanced energy performance, stable low-carbon electricity supply, improved service quality, and strengthened client confidence, reinforcing Voltalia’s commitment to sustainable growth and leadership in the international renewable energy market.
Ampeak Energy Secures Planning Consent for 300-MW Scottish Battery Project
UK-based Ampeak Energy has obtained planning consent for a 300-MW battery energy storage system (BESS) in Scotland, marking a significant investment in large-scale grid flexibility. The project is designed with a strong customer focus, providing rapid-response electricity balancing services to utilities, grid operators, and energy users, supporting more reliable and cost-efficient power supply. Using innovative lithium-ion storage technology and advanced control systems, the BESS will help integrate higher shares of renewable energy while reducing curtailment and stabilising the grid. Key benefits include improved energy security, lower carbon emissions, enhanced grid resilience, and predictable electricity costs for consumers. The approval strengthens Ampeak Energy’s pipeline and aligns with Scotland’s renewable energy expansion and net-zero ambitions.
Horizon Capital Supports Notus Energy’s 124-MW Wind Project in Ukraine
Horizon Capital has partnered with Notus Energy to develop a 124-MW onshore wind farm in Ukraine, representing a significant investment in the country’s renewable energy transition. The project is designed with a strong customer focus, supplying clean, reliable electricity to households, businesses, and the national grid while supporting energy security and grid stability. Utilizing innovative turbine technology and advanced digital monitoring systems, the wind farm will optimise energy output and operational efficiency. Key benefits include reduced carbon emissions, long-term cost savings, enhanced local energy reliability, and job creation for surrounding communities. This milestone reinforces Ukraine’s renewable energy growth and Horizon Capital’s commitment to sustainable infrastructure and environmentally responsible investment in Eastern Europe.
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