
Vayona Energy signs wind power agreement with Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd
Vayona Energy has signed a wind power agreement with Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd for the supply of wind turbines in India.
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Vayona Energy has signed a wind power agreement with Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd for the supply of wind turbines in India.

Kongsberg Maritime has been selected to deliver an extensive and fully integrated equipment package for the next-generation ultra-large cable lay vessel being built for LS Marine Solution at Tersan Shipyard in Türkiye.

EDF power solutions has announced the commissioning of the 420 MW Koruson 1 cluster on the border of the Northern and Eastern Cape of South Africa.

First Solar, Inc. has announced a patent licensing agreement that gives it access to existing issued patents and currently pending patent applications of Oxford Photovoltaics Ltd.

Statkraft and OX2 have signed a seven-year battery energy storage agreement in Finland for the optimisation of batteries.

Qair has been awarded contracts for difference for 190 MWp of solar projects in the UK, marking the start of its delivery phase in the country.

Watson Farley & Williams has advised RWE on its contract with Vestas for the supply of turbines to its Vanguard West offshore wind project.

Fotowatio Renewable Ventures expects more than 1200 MW of battery energy storage systems in Spain to reach ready-to-build status between 2026 – 2027.

Cyan Renewables, LX International, and Blue Water Shipping have entered into a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on the development of a next generation offshore wind marshalling port facility in South Korea.

The Assú Sol photovoltaic complex, comprising 16 plants and representing ENGIE’s largest operational solar project worldwide, is now fully commissioned.

Alpiq has acquired the Navaleo pumped hydro storage project in Castilla y León, Spain.

According to SolarPower Europe’s latest European Market Outlook, 2025 marked another strong year for photovoltaics within the EU.