The Massachusetts House of Representatives has passed House Bill 5151, aimed at enhancing energy affordability while promoting renewable energy development. The legislation introduces policies for better grid utilization and a streamlined solar permitting platform, expected to lower installation costs and utility bills. It addresses immediate affordability issues and long-term economic benefits while advancing clean energy goals.

Arevon Energy, Inc. has secured a $183 million financing package for its Big Muddy Solar Project in Illinois, a 124-MWdc facility. The funding supports construction and aims to generate local economic benefits, including job creation and tax revenue. The project highlights Arevon's commitment to renewable energy and community engagement.

As electricity demand surges in the U.S., battery energy storage is essential for balancing supply and demand, enhancing grid stability, and reducing costs. A report highlights rapid growth in residential and commercial battery systems. By 2030, storage capacity may exceed 600 gigawatt-hours, supporting renewable energy and a resilient power infrastructure.

Arevon Energy, Inc., a major American renewable energy developer, owner, and operator, has announced a leadership update within the company. Justin Johnson, who currently...

India is enhancing its grid infrastructure to facilitate over 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030, alongside multiple solar and renewable energy projects, including a significant floating solar initiative in Jharkhand. These developments underscore India's commitment to boosting renewable energy and domestic manufacturing capabilities while ensuring energy efficiency and reliability.

FTC Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq: FTCI), a leading provider of solar tracker systems, software, and engineering services, announced today that it has signed a five-year,...

Sahaj Solar Limited's Board of Directors announced key corporate decisions on March 7, 2026, including appointing Yagnavalkya Joshi as Company Secretary and establishing a subsidiary in the UAE for a 750 MW solar panel facility. Richi Prerak & Associates were appointed as Secretarial Auditor, and the Audit Committee was reconstituted.

The Assam Electricity Regulatory Commission has decided to maintain electricity tariffs for consumers in Assam for the 2026-27 financial year. This decision follows a review of financial accounts and a projected revenue surplus of Rs. 5.41 crore. The current tariff structure remains, benefiting all consumer categories, with ongoing government subsidies.

Trianel Energieprojekte GmbH has successfully sold its 70.4 MWp Brandenburg solar park to Nuveen European Core Renewable Infrastructure Strategy, completed in January 2026. This highlights Trianel's expansion in renewable energy, showcasing its ability to deliver large-scale solar projects. The solar park ensures stable revenue with a long-term feed-in tariff.

Global long-duration energy storage (LDES) installations reached 15 GWh in 2025, but face challenges from declining investments and competition with lithium-ion batteries, which dominate the market. While LDES is crucial for decarbonization, it accounted for only 6% of installations. Supportive market reforms and investment are necessary for its growth.

The European Commission has approved Romania's €150 million state aid scheme to enhance electricity storage deployment, aiding the transition to a net-zero economy. This initiative will fund the installation of over 2,174 MWh of storage capacity, supporting renewable energy integration and economic activity tied to the Clean Industrial Deal by 2030.

Hinen will showcase its new energy-storage solutions at Solar & Storage Live Africa 2026 in Johannesburg, addressing South Africa's energy issues. The highlights include the N3300S off-grid inverter with the B2560 battery for homes and the H12000S hybrid inverter with the B16000 battery for larger applications, enhancing backup power reliability.

The Tunisian Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy has opened a tender for a 300 MW photovoltaic solar project with a 150 MW/540 MWh battery energy storage system. This initiative, part of Tunisia's renewable energy strategy, seeks bids by October 14, 2026, with registration available until May 8, 2026.

The Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC) is expanding Zambia's renewable energy sector by developing solar power projects. Significant achievements include the commissioning of the 60 MW Itimpi Phase 1 solar plant. CEC's financial growth stems from increased electricity demand, exports, and a recent $97 million green bond for further investments, aiming for 230 MW by 2026.

South Africa has officially endorsed a global declaration to triple nuclear energy capacity by 2050. This commitment, announced at the Africa Energy Indaba, aligns South Africa with 34 other countries aiming to reduce fossil fuel dependence and promote clean energy. The move signals leadership in Africa's nuclear sector, encouraging others to explore similar strategies.

INJAZ Bahrain's headquarters has become the first youth center in the MENA region to receive LEED Gold Certification, highlighting Bahrain's dedication to sustainability. The acknowledgment reflects innovations in energy efficiency, water management, and material use. The center will inspire youth to embrace environmental responsibility and serves as a model for sustainable infrastructure development.

Sahaj Solar Limited's Board of Directors announced key corporate decisions on March 7, 2026, including appointing Yagnavalkya Joshi as Company Secretary and establishing a subsidiary in the UAE for a 750 MW solar panel facility. Richi Prerak & Associates were appointed as Secretarial Auditor, and the Audit Committee was reconstituted.

The Iraqi government, led by the Ministry of Electricity, has initiated an urgent push for solar power infrastructure to reduce dependency on imported fuels amid rising Middle East tensions. The Artawi Solar Power Project aims for significant capacity expansion to stabilize electricity supply and enhance energy security against geopolitical challenges.

Sahaj Solar Limited will establish a 750 MW solar panel plant in the UAE instead of India, as decided at a Board meeting on March 7, 2026. This strategic shift aims to enhance global market positioning. Additionally, leadership updates were made, including the appointment of a new Company Secretary and governance improvements.

Hyundai Motor Group plans a KRW 9 trillion investment in a large innovation hub in Saemangeum, South Korea, starting 2026. The focus includes hydrogen production and solar energy, aiming to establish a hydrogen ecosystem and gigawatt-scale solar capacity by 2035. The project will create approximately 71,000 jobs and significantly impact South Korea's renewable energy sector.

ACEN Corporation is investing PHP 15.8 billion to enhance its clean energy infrastructure in Zambales by installing a 2 GWh Battery Energy Storage System at its San Marcelino solar park. This initiative aims to bolster renewable power reliability and efficiency, supporting the company's target of 5 GW operational capacity by 2026.

Trinasolar has achieved a 100% bankability rating from BloombergNEF for the eighth consecutive year, reinforcing its global leadership. The survey also recognized TOPCon technology as the only universally bankable option. Trinasolar’s advancements in high-efficiency n-type solutions, along with top-ranked supply chain traceability, cement its status as a reliable PV provider.

Equator Renewables Asia (ERA), founded by Frank Phuan, has secured S$50 million for solar, green hydrogen, and sustainable industrial projects in Indonesia. Key investors include KPN Corporation and Tsao Pao Chee. ERA’s initiatives support decarbonization efforts while contributing to a Sustainable Industrial Zone, enhancing renewable energy integration in Southeast Asia.