The U.S. Department of Justice has moved to remand the approval for the 704 MW Revolution Wind offshore wind farm back to the Department of the Interior, creating uncertainty for the nearly operational project which began supplying power to New England in March.
Oswal Pumps will build a 1.2 GW TOPCon solar cell plant in Karnal, Haryana, to secure domestic supply under ALMM List-II rules.
Exide Technologies has launched the Solition Powerflex, a modular battery energy storage system for commercial and industrial renewable energy integration.
MIT a 10% rise in utility-scale solar generation cuts residential power prices by over 8%, while a 5% rise in rooftop solar correlates with a 16% price increase.
India is working to build a self-sufficient battery ecosystem for its growing electric vehicle market, while in Europe, a new factory is ramping up production of utility-scale battery storage systems.
Axian Energy has signed a power purchase agreement with Africa GreenCo for a 240MW solar PV plant in Zambia, a key step in the country's accelerating solar expansion.
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Yindjibarndi Energy Corporation has submitted a Development Application for the Baru Marnda Renewable Energy Project, a major hybrid wind, solar and battery storage facility in Western Australia's Pilbara region.
Toyo has completed a $357 million expansion of its Humble, Texas module assembly plant, boosting capacity to 2 GW and adding a 1.5 GW heterojunction cell line slated for 2028.
Macsen Energy's sodium-ion battery cell, using its proprietary Prussian white cathode, has exceeded 1,500 charge-discharge cycles in lab tests, retaining 90% capacity at 1,000 cycles.
Australia's National Electricity Market saw a 7% year-on-year rise in utility-scale solar and wind generation in September 2026, hitting 5.44TWh.
A solar power plant in Otake, Narita caught fire on September 24, 2023, after floodwaters from Typhoon No. 25 breached a nearby lake embankment, causing a short circuit. The incident has highlighted significant firefighting and safety challenges for flooded renewable energy infrastructure.
A 1 MW floating solar demonstrator, developed by BlueNewables and Naturgy, is now undergoing testing at the Port of Valencia.
Brazil's grid has about 56 GW of connection headroom for battery storage, far exceeding projected power shortfalls through 2030.
Greenpeace has threatened legal action against the Crown Estate over uncapped seabed fees for the 1.5 GW Morgan Offshore Wind Farm.
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