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RWE has commissioned its first photovoltaic project in Hesse, Germany. The Sinntal solar farm combines 11MWp of panels with a 9.5MWac export rating and around 17,450 bifacial modules.
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Entek has ordered nine Goldwind turbines for Turkey’s Maya project. The 54.9MW wind farm will be co-located with 50.4MWh of battery storage and supported by long term turbine services.
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AIP has assembled a 312MW Swedish onshore wind generation portfolio. The two operating assets span separate price zones and support a broader Nordic acquisition strategy.
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Envision has secured DNV Type Certification for its TG Pro. The 8.35MW, 60Hz turbine has undergone component testing, digital twin simulation, prototype operation, and commercial deployment.
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US energy officials extended Craig Unit 1’s operating requirement again. The latest emergency order takes effect on 27 September and limits dispatch to periods considered necessary for reliability.
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DEWA has completed Noor Energy 1’s $2.70 billion refinancing programme. The operating 950MW project combines photovoltaic and concentrated solar generation with up to 15 hours of thermal storage.
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NTPC and EDF have formalised their joint power venture agreement. The 50:50 structure covers pumped storage, hydropower, renewables, distribution, flexibility, and potential transmission assets.
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Philippine grid studies now cover more than 17.8GW of projects. Battery storage dominates the pipeline, although study endorsement remains an early connection stage rather than project approval.
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PREPA has authorised another large battery storage contract in Yabucoa. The 100MW/400MWh project still requires fiscal oversight review before the agreement can be formally executed.
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Madhya Pradesh advances floating solar and battery storage procurement programme. The 200MW project combines reservoir photovoltaics with 50MW/100MWh of storage for pooled municipal electricity demand.