Ameren Corporation has appointed Timothy S. Rausch to its board of directors, effective March 1. With extensive experience in nuclear generation, Rausch previously served as executive vice president and chief nuclear officer at TVA. He holds an MBA and a degree in nuclear engineering, enhancing his expertise in energy sector leadership.

Greenbacker Renewable Energy Company has secured a $440 million tax equity commitment from U.S. Bank and M&T Bank for the Cider solar project in New York, which will be the largest solar installation in the state. This financing finalizes the project's funding, expected to generate renewable energy for 120,000 homes by late 2026.

The U.S. Department of Energy has renewed emergency orders to enhance Puerto Rico's electric grid ahead of the 2026 hurricane season. Effective from February to May 2026, these directives authorize crucial actions to improve grid reliability and address energy demand. The collaboration aims to secure dependable electricity for the island's residents.

TotalEnergies has secured two long-term Power Purchase Agreements with Google to provide 1 GW of solar energy for its Texas data centers over 15 years, generating approximately 28 TWh. The Wichita and Mustang Creek projects will create jobs and improve local tax revenues while supporting Google’s clean energy goals amid rising demand for sustainable solutions.

KPI Green Energy has secured a 300 MWac order from Adani for the Khavda hybrid project in Gujarat, highlighting the rising demand for renewable energy. Other significant developments include MAHAPREIT's rooftop solar initiative, ACME Solar's battery-backed project in Madhya Pradesh, and regulatory support from the CERC for financial clarity in renewable projects.

The 7th Edition of the Solar & Storage Expo Maharashtra 2026 successfully highlighted the state’s clean energy transition, featuring over 300 industry leaders. Key discussions focused on solar policy and innovation, along with networking opportunities. The event concluded with the Maharashtra Energy Excellence Awards, reaffirming its significance in advancing Maharashtra's solar and energy storage sectors.

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Alpex Solar Ltd reported impressive financial results for Q3 and nine months ended December 31, 2025, with consolidated operational revenue increasing 245.4% to ₹648.08 crore. Strong demand and major contracts contributed to growth. The company anticipates continued success, driven by capacity expansions and favorable government policies in India's solar sector.

European Energy has secured EUR 64.5 million in financing for the Kvosted hybrid solar and battery park in Denmark, enhancing its operational stability. The project combines a 100 MW solar park and a 50 MW/200 MWh battery storage system, improving energy security and market resilience while aligning with Denmark's climate goals.

The EBRD has provided a loan of RON 182.8 million to NewCold Romania SRL for its first high-automation cold storage warehouse in Bucharest. The facility aims to enhance logistics infrastructure and reduce energy consumption, supporting Romania's climate goals. Combined with BCR's contribution, total funding may reach RON 695.6 million.

In its first year, over €22 billion in bonds have been issued under the European Green Bond Standard (EUGBS), enhancing credibility in the green bond market. Research indicates improvements are needed, particularly in impact reporting, issuer participation, and expanding issuance. The standard has potential for broader adoption and sustainability alignment.

Several African nations are advancing renewable energy projects to improve electricity access and support socio-economic growth. Initiatives include solar mini-grids in Sudan, expanded wind capacity in Cabo Verde, and large-scale solar projects in South Africa. Collaborations aim to enhance regional integration, boost energy resilience, and attract private capital for infrastructure development.

Sudan is promoting solar mini-grids to enhance electricity access for underserved communities, where many rely on costly diesel generators. Funded by GEF and UNDP, a new project aims to improve regulatory frameworks, encourage private investment, and build capacity in the energy sector, potentially benefiting 144,000 people and reducing emissions.

Cabo Verde is enhancing its sustainability efforts with over $13 million in funding from the World Bank and grants from Canada and the Global Infrastructure Facility, focusing on renewable energy. Key developments include expanding the Cabeólica wind farm and implementing battery storage across islands. By increasing renewable electricity from 20% to 30%, Cabo Verde aims for 100% renewable energy by 2040, enhancing energy access and creating jobs, while addressing gender disparities in the sector.

Sub-Saharan Africa's energy sector is shifting as private investors fund electricity transmission projects, traditionally managed by state utilities. The rise of Independent Transmission Projects (ITPs) aims to address the region's transmission deficit. Recent projects, like Uganda's Amari, signal growing investor confidence and modernized approaches to energy infrastructure, enhancing reliability and economic growth.

In 2025, Saudi Arabia contracted a record 24.4 gigawatts (GW) of new power capacity, signing 15 power purchase agreements (PPAs) for gas-fired and renewable energy projects. Key developments include major solar, wind, and gas facilities, supporting the Vision 2030 strategy to achieve 50% renewable energy in the electricity mix by decade's end.

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) reported record financial results for 2025, with consolidated revenue of AED32.84 billion and a net profit of AED9.09 billion. Key highlights include significant growth in clean energy generation and a 6.02 percent revenue increase driven by rising demand. DEWA aims to enhance its capacity further by 2030.

Abu Dhabi's Department of Energy has launched a new policy effective February 5, 2026, enabling residents and businesses to generate electricity through solar panels and battery storage. This initiative supports Net Zero goals, empowers consumers to reduce energy costs, and promotes sustainability by lowering reliance on conventional power sources while ensuring grid stability and safety.

Saudi Arabian Refineries Company (SARCO) has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with UK-based AGR to secure the offtake of green ammonia from a planned production facility in Jazan Industrial City. This initiative reflects Saudi Arabia’s commitment to entering the green hydrogen market and reducing carbon emissions through renewable energy collaboration.

As energy storage systems expand, safety concerns are paramount. The SolaX ORI 5MWh system recently underwent a pioneering deflagration test under UL 9540A:2025, simulating severe risk scenarios. The test confirmed effective pressure relief and structural integrity, providing essential insights for future energy storage safety and emphasizing SolaX's commitment to proactive risk management.

JS Solar Holding Bhd has signed a non-binding MOU with Nur Power Sdn Bhd to explore rooftop solar energy projects at Kulim Hi-Tech Park, focusing on solar PV systems and potentially battery storage. JS Solar’s subsidiary will act as the EPCC contractor, and the partnership aims to enhance clean energy in the area.

Indonesia has secured nearly US$3.5 billion from the Just Energy Transition Partnership and the Asia Zero Emission Community to advance its green economy and decarbonization initiatives. The government aims to create 4.4 million jobs by 2029, investing in renewable energy projects, electric vehicle battery production, and sustainable industries to achieve its goals.

The Philippine Department of Energy has terminated hundreds of inactive renewable energy contracts, aiming to revitalize the sector and attract serious investors. By canceling stalled projects, the DOE enhances competition and efficiency, essential for reaching renewable energy goals. This move is expected to lower electricity costs and support the country's energy transition.