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The economics, policy and delivery of utility-scale, commercial and distributed solar power.
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Between 28 September and 4 October, the average wholesale electricity price in Lithuania fell from €139/MWh to €74/MWh. Two things pushed it down: more solar generation in Lithuania, and cheaper power in the Nordic…
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Solar is adding generation faster than any other power source in many reporting markets.
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Some 71,000 steel screw piles hold up Finland’s newest large solar park, driven into peat that in places runs seven metres deep. On 5 October, Taaleri Energia…
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On a sunny weekday in April 2026, a solar farm in France could produce at full output for hours and earn almost nothing. Analysis by Pexapark found…
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The Voice of Renewables presents our monthly global roundup of energy storage deals announced or closed in August 2026. Covering major PPAs and offtake agreements alongside financing,…
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Algebris Investments, through its Algebris Green Transition Fund, has completed the acquisition of 100% of Vector Renewables from Nadara, adding the renewable energy technical advisory and asset…
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Actis-backed Rezolv Energy, through its project subsidiary West Power Investments, has signed an up to €561 million project financing package for Dama Solar, a 1.3GWp solar project…
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Grow responsibly. This is what ENERPARC’s corporate brochure, published on 26 October 2024, was headlined by. Less than two years later, the Hamburg-based solar developer and park…
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Next2Sun has secured more than €5 million in subscriptions and financing offers in an effort to avert an insolvency filing, but the future of the German vertical-photovoltaics…
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Lithuania has built more renewable capacity than its market can comfortably absorb. Lithuanian Ministry of Energy put installed renewables at 6.5 GW in June 2026, and prices…
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In April 2026, a solar farm selling into the French wholesale market earned about a tenth of the average price for the month, by commodity analytics firm…
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A single building in Hüüru, just outside Tallinn, is about to become the second-hungriest electricity user in Estonia. When the Greenergy data centre adds roughly 20 megawatts…
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The Seimas voted 84 to 1, with 16 abstentions, on 24 September 2026 to amend three energy laws: the Law on Energy, the Law on Electricity and…
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Energy was the second-largest sector for arbitration at the International Chamber of Commerce last year, trailing only construction, and just over half of the 881 new cases…
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Alpiq has officially inaugurated its new Csepel hybrid power plant in Budapest, a facility that pairs battery storage with highly flexible gas engine generation in a single,…
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Lithuania has quietly become one of Europe’s most striking renewable energy growth stories. A country of under three million people has gone from a negligible solar base…
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PSE’s latest connection register shows hundreds of megawatts of new wind, solar and battery projects seeking access to the transmission network, while the offshore wind pipeline alone…
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A new industrial zoning law signed in Athens looks like routine planning bureaucracy — until you notice it’s the third of three, all finished inside the same…
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In Lääneranna, a rural municipality on Estonia’s west coast, the local council has now run three separate auctions to lease land for a solar park at Alaküla…
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Chile’s grid operator, the Coordinador Eléctrico Nacional (CEN), granted grid-connection authorization on 31 August 2026 for a 356 MW/2,136 MWh battery energy storage system to be built…
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