Rooftop solar photovoltaic systems have become vital to Puerto Rico's energy transition, responsible for 20% of its electricity capacity by 2025. This growth, driven by reliability issues and policy support, has outpaced other energy sources. With 191,929 installations and growing battery storage, solar energy now ranks as the second-largest capacity source on the island.

BlueWave has appointed Becky Limmer as General Counsel, leveraging her nearly twenty years of experience in clean-energy development and federal leadership. Previously Chief Counsel at the Department of Energy, she will enhance legal oversight as the company expands its solar and storage projects, supporting corporate governance and complex transactions.

Liam Mona is the President and Managing Partner of Mona Power, a leading solar energy company in the U.S. He emphasizes strong training and disciplined execution to cultivate high-performing teams focused on customer satisfaction and innovation. Under his leadership, the company has expanded services in solar systems and electric-vehicle charging solutions, shaping a sustainable energy future.

Zeo Energy Corp. reported its fourth quarter and annual financial results for 2025, revealing stable revenue of $18.6 million but a net loss of $1.8 million. The company faced challenges like increased labor costs and severe weather impacting installations. CEO Tim Bridgewater highlighted plans for growth in residential solar and commercial energy solutions through partnerships and acquisitions. Full-year revenue decreased to $69.3 million, with a net loss of $19.6 million.

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has streamlined renewable energy procurement in India by appointing the Solar Energy Corporation as the sole agency for new bids. The focus is on clearing delays, enhancing transparency, and ensuring agencies complete existing projects. New directives aim to improve efficiency and align with actual electricity demand.

India’s energy sector is rapidly shifting towards solar-plus-storage systems, projected to meet 90% of electricity demand at a competitive cost. Achieving this requires 930 GW of solar and 2,560 GWh of battery storage, overcoming challenges of low solar generation in monsoons. Continued declines in battery costs enhance the viability of these systems.

On April 7, 2026, India's green energy sector showed mixed results despite a positive broader market. Kabra Extrusiontechnik and GAIL saw gains due to strong demand in lithium-ion batteries and green hydrogen, respectively. However, JSW Energy and NTPC Green Energy faced losses amid profit booking and lower realizations, reflecting a cautious investor sentiment.

Kosol Energie Pvt. Ltd., a top-tier solar manufacturer in India, has airlifted 100 tons of solar cells to Ahmedabad, ensuring timely project execution across utility and commercial sectors. This strategic move reflects the company's strong logistics capabilities and commitment to customer needs amidst supply chain challenges, reinforcing its reputation in the renewable energy market.

PPC Group has completed significant photovoltaic projects in Northern Greece, creating Europe's largest solar cluster with a capacity of 2,130 MW. These installations generate substantial clean energy, sufficient for 750,000 households, and reduce CO₂ emissions by 1.5 million tons annually. PPC is also enhancing energy storage and community investment in local renewable projects.

Sunotec, a prominent European solar and battery storage integrator, has partnered with Blackstone Tactical Opportunities, receiving significant equity investment to enhance its market position and expand its energy infrastructure services. This collaboration aims to accelerate growth in renewable energy assets and bolster Sunotec's capabilities in grid-related infrastructure across Europe.

SP Energy Networks has initiated a £12 billion, five-year program to modernize the electricity grid in central and southern Scotland. This major upgrade aims to enhance reliability, create 1,400 direct jobs, and construct twelve substations. Kirby Group Engineering is a key partner in this effort, contributing to job creation and skills training.

Eskom has completed the repayment of its significant ES26 bond, worth R38 billion, signaling a key milestone in its financial recovery and efforts to regain investor trust. This achievement, supported by the Debt Relief Act and improved financial performance, signifies fiscal discipline but comes amid ongoing challenges and reform initiatives to enhance electricity supply.

Kenya's electricity imports surged from 419.13 GWh to 751.95 GWh in the first half of the 2024–2025 financial year, now comprising 10.4% of its power supply. The partnership with Ethiopia Electric Power Company, supplying 200 megawatts, is pivotal for managing growing demand driven by industrial growth and electric vehicle usage.

Tanzania is experiencing a surge in electricity demand due to population growth and industrial activities, with demand increasing by 10% to 15% annually. The government is focusing on expanding electricity access, aiming for 100% access by 2030. Investments in renewable and diverse energy sources, alongside improved infrastructure, are crucial for supporting future growth.

The Government of Mauritius plans to enhance its national grid by adding 405 MW through renewable energy projects over the next three years. Key initiatives include hybrid facilities, floating solar PV projects, and expanded wind capacity. The government also aims to boost private sector involvement and promote residential solar systems to improve energy resilience.

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Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) has successfully mobilized AED 20.3 billion in sustainable finance by 2025, aiming for AED 60 billion by 2030. The bank has engaged in key transactions, supporting climate initiatives and ESG principles, reinforcing its role as a leader in Islamic sustainable finance in the UAE and region.

His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum met with Dr.-Ing. Christian Bruch to explore collaboration in energy and infrastructure. Attendees included Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer and Khalid bin Hadi. Bruch commended Dubai's clean energy initiatives, emphasizing their alignment with global standards and commitment to sustainable development and renewable energy solutions.

The Statistical Centre for the Cooperation Council for the Arab Countries of the Gulf reports significant advancements in renewable energy and climate resilience in Gulf nations. Key findings include a 49.4% rise in rainfall in 2024, substantial growth in solar and wind energy, and commitments to net-zero emissions by 2050 or 2060.

Coro Energy has signed a 25-year rooftop solar agreement with An Viet Phat Group in Vietnam, marking its expansion into the renewable energy sector. The initial phase involves installing 1.6MW of capacity across two factories, with plans for future expansions. This partnership aims to enhance clean energy use and reduce carbon emissions.

Citicore Renewable Energy Corporation has launched a new 69-MWp solar project in Silay City, Negros Occidental, increasing the area's total solar capacity to 94 MWp. This initiative supports rising electricity demand and aligns with the Philippines' renewable energy targets to reach 35% by 2030. Further expansions and additional projects are planned.

The Asian Development Bank has established the Regional Connectivity Fund for Energy in Southeast Asia to modernize electricity grids and support the ASEAN Power Grid by 2045. With initial funding of around $25 million, the initiative aims to enhance grid connectivity, promote renewable energy, and ensure reliable electricity for nearly 700 million people.

The Department of Energy has endorsed nine renewable energy project bids for further evaluation under its Open and Competitive Selection Process. Following a bid opening on March 30, 2026, these proposals include hydroelectric, geothermal, and wind projects. This move underscores the DOE's commitment to transparency and expansion of the renewable energy sector.