Cubico Sustainable Investments has successfully completed the refinancing of a 75 MW operational wind and solar portfolio in Uruguay, reinforcing its long-term commitment to one of Latin America’s most stable renewable energy markets.

Levanta Renewables has expanded its renewable energy footprint in Southeast Asia through the acquisition of a 93-MWp portfolio of ground-mounted solar assets in Thailand, reinforcing the country’s role as a core market within the company’s regional strategy.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is evaluating a potential loan to support the development of a 200-MW solar power plant combined with battery energy storage (BESS) in Egypt, reinforcing the country’s push toward large-scale, flexible renewable energy infrastructure.

Zelestra has secured project financing for a 16 MW portfolio of solar PV assets in Italy, marking another step forward in the company’s European expansion strategy.

Global solar technology provider Nextpower has joined forces with Abunayyan Holding to establish a new joint venture aimed at strengthening Saudi Arabia’s solar supply chain. The partnership, operating under the name Nextpower Arabia, will develop a large-scale solar tracker manufacturing facility with an annual capacity of 12 GW.

Croatia’s solar capacity is on course to exceed its wind energy capacity for the first time in early 2026. With utility-scale projects facing regulatory deadlock and the end of net-metering for the residential market, growth is being led by commercial and industrial customers.

Gamuda Australia has been appointed to lead the Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) phase of Yanara’s flagship 450MW solar-plus-storage project in Victoria, marking a key milestone for one of Australia’s largest hybrid renewable developments.

Adani Green Energy has taken another step in expanding its hybrid renewable portfolio by signing a 20.8 MW captive hybrid power agreement at the Khavda renewable energy hub in India’s Gujarat state.

Abu Dhabi-based developer Masdar has signed its first power purchase agreement in Angola, covering a 150 MW solar site that marks the first phase of a 500 MW multi-site project.

Synergy has reached a major milestone in Australia’s energy transition after receiving environmental clearance for its proposed 2-GW Tathra Renewable Energy Hub in Western Australia’s Mid West region.

Egypt-based Integrated Renewable & Sustainable Communities (IRSC) has signed a 30-year power purchase agreement (PPA) for the development of a 27 MW solar power plant in Egypt, marking another milestone in the country’s industrial decarbonisation efforts.

FCI Aravali Gypsum and Minerals India has invited an expression of interest for 2.52 MW AC solar power projects under a 25-year BOO model at its facilities in Rajasthan.

The fourth-quarter 2025 call for Argentina’s renewable PPA market is now open, but with very limited transmission availability and growing risks for project developers.

Spanish renewable energy supplier Audax Renovables has secured a new public-sector electricity supply contract in the autonomous region of Navarre, reinforcing its position in Spain’s fast-growing green power market.

PAD RES has secured a major financing package to support its growing solar portfolio in Poland, reinforcing investor confidence in the country’s utility-scale PV market.

Voltalia has reached a significant milestone by achieving its 2025 installed and under-construction capacity target, bringing its total renewable energy portfolio to approximately 3.6 GW. The achievement highlights the company’s ability to deliver large-scale renewable projects on schedule in an increasingly complex global market.

Liberty Global has taken another concrete step in its energy transition strategy through its clean-energy subsidiary egg Power, acquiring the rights to a 70-MW solar project in the UK.

Aurora Energy Research’s latest report says Europe requires €600 billion ($700.2 billion) of investment by the end of the decade, increasing to €1.5 trillion by the middle of the century, to support the expansion of the continent’s renewable energy.

Aurora Energy Research’s latest report says Europe requires €600 billion ($700.2 billion) of investment by the end of the decade, increasing to €1.5 trillion by the middle of the century, to support the expansion of the continent’s renewable energy.

Türkiye’s cumulative solar capacity is approaching 25 GW after another strong year for new deployments, led by installations for self-consumption in the commercial and industrial market.