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IBC Solar Energy signs two solar parks in Hungary

IBC Solar Energy, the international project division of IBC SOLAR AG, has signed contracts for two megawatt solar parks in Hungary. IBC Solar, celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, is responsible for the planning as well as component procurement and...

Spain’s Elona Capital, EnerHi to co-develop 750 MW of local solar

Madrid-based investment manager Elona Capital and EnerHi, a renewables developer from Seville, have agreed to co-develop a portfolio of up to 750 MW of solar PV projects in Spain. The partners told Spanish news agency Europa Press they would invest...

SolarizEgypt, Amarenco seal USD 255m solar partnership

Photovoltaic energy producer Amarenco Group has agreed to buy a 74% stake in the portfolio of Cairo-based solar company SolarizEgypt and jointly develop 300 MW of assets in the next four years. As part of the partnership, the two companies...

TotalEnergies to Acquire SunPower’s Commercial & Industrial Solar Business

TotalEnergies announced it has signed a definitive agreement with SunPower Corp.’s to purchase its Commercial & Industrial Solutions (CIS) business for $250 million, including $60 million of earn-out subject to regulatory evolution. TotalEnergies is the majority shareholder of SunPower,...

Solek Group signs deal to build solar power plants in Chile

Czech renewable energy company Solek Group has announced that its Chilean subsidiary, Solek Latam Holding, has signed a framework agreement to develop solar projects in Chile. Under the terms of the agreement, the solar projects will be sold to BlackRock’s...

Italian Solar Farms, Matrix in Strategic Partnership with Energia Aljaval

Madrid-based clean power platform Matrix Renewables has entered into a partnership with Spanish renewable energy company Energia Aliaval to co-develop at least 300MW of Italian solar farms in Italy. The development of new Italian solar farms partnership further builds on...

I&M is Powering the Next Tomorrow with Plans to Add More than 2,000 MW of Solar

Indiana Michigan Power, an American Electric Power company, submitted a plan with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission that calls for adding more than 2,000 megawatts of wind and solar energy generation by 2028. The Powering the Next Tomorrow plan is...

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