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.

Uplight has revamped its executive leadership following investments from Octopus Energy Group and Schneider Electric. Luis D’Acosta will leave his CEO role on March 31, transitioning to Schneider Electric, with Hannah Bascom becoming General Manager. Estelle Monod has been appointed Executive Chair. The changes aim to enhance growth in clean energy technology.

The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) has amended the 2022 Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) regulations in India, introducing key changes like recognizing Virtual Power Purchase Agreements (VPPAs) and defining Renewable Consumption Obligations (RCOs). New multipliers for certificate values based on technology type are established, enhancing clarity and accountability in renewable energy tracking and trading.

Jakson Green Limited has entered a Green Ammonia Purchase Agreement with the Solar Energy Corporation of India to supply green ammonia to Coromandel International Limited. Valued at $465 million, this initiative supports India's National Green Hydrogen Mission, promoting decarbonization in the fertilizer sector and advancing green hydrogen production capabilities.

On April 6, 2026, Adani Green Energy Ltd experienced a notable stock surge, closing at ₹924 after an 8.26% increase. Open interest in derivatives rose over 10%, indicating strong investor interest. Despite the momentum, analysts maintain a “Strong Sell” rating due to valuation concerns, recommending cautious evaluation for long-term investors.

Roofsol Energy Pvt Ltd has signed a 2 MWp power purchase agreement with Whirlpool of India for its manufacturing facility, emphasizing sustainable energy use. The solar project aims to generate 3-3.5 million units of green electricity annually, offsetting 2,500-3,000 tonnes of carbon emissions, while promoting cost savings without upfront investment.

The Sukošan Solar Power Plant project, known as SPP Sukošan, is being developed in Zadar County, within the Municipality of Sukošan. The site covers...

The National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL) has authorized the integration of a co-located energy storage system at the Sol de Brotas 7 photovoltaic plant in Bahia, Brazil. This represents a significant development in Brazil’s energy landscape, enhancing renewable energy management and grid reliability while fostering regulatory modernization for energy storage technologies.

GeoPura and Forth Ports have initiated a long-term agreement to create a green hydrogen production facility at Port of Tilbury, funded by £2 million from Thames Freeport. The project, aimed at decarbonising logistics, features a 1 MW hydrogen plant using solar power, supporting the UK's net zero goals and enhancing local air quality.

STANLIB Asset Management has launched the Khanyisa Energy Transition Fund, raising R5 billion to support South Africa's shift towards sustainable energy. The fund focuses on promoting a just energy transition, funding 14 renewable projects, and plans to grow to R18 billion by partnering with institutional investors. It aims to diversify investments into innovative energy solutions.

Zambia has launched a 300 MW solar power initiative with battery energy storage, partnering with Norway under the Paris Agreement. The new “Carbon Feed-In Premium” model encourages private investment by guaranteeing carbon credit payments. Projects must integrate storage systems, meet environmental standards, and address a financing gap before construction. Applications close on May 31, 2026.

PPC Ltd has launched two solar power plants in South Africa, achieving a total capacity of 20 megawatts. These facilities will supply clean energy directly to PPC’s cement manufacturing units, mitigating reliance on Eskom. The initiative will cut carbon emissions by over 50,000 tonnes annually, aligning with sustainability goals and enhancing energy reliability.

AXIAN Energy has secured financial closure for the NEA Kolda solar power plant in Senegal, aiming for a 60 MW capacity and integrated 72 MWh battery storage. Set to begin operations in November 2026, it will generate 91 GWh annually, support Senegal's renewable goals, and create significant local employment and community benefits.

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.

ACWA Power is facing operational challenges at its solar projects in Saudi Arabia due to dispatch restrictions from the grid operator amid reactive power fluctuations. Affected projects include the Al Kahfah and Ar Rass 2 plants, resulting in significant revenue disputes. ACWA Power is contesting findings and engaging independent experts while maintaining dialogue with authorities to resolve the issues.

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has received approval for a AED3.1 billion dividend for H2 2025, reflecting its strong financial performance. In 2025, DEWA reported a 6.02% revenue increase to AED32.84 billion and a net profit surge of 25.17% to AED9.06 billion, driven by rising demand and investments in renewable energy.

TotalEnergies and Masdar have formed a $2.2 billion joint venture to expand onshore renewable energy projects in Asia, covering nine countries. This partnership aims to develop 3 GW of operational assets and 6 GW in advanced stages by 2030, leveraging both companies' expertise to meet rising electricity demand.

Pasig City has signed a long-term agreement with ACEN Renewable Energy Solutions to exclusively use renewable energy sources for its electricity needs, significantly reducing carbon emissions. This partnership, under the Green Energy Option Program, showcases Pasig's commitment to urban sustainability and sets a precedent for other cities to follow in the Philippines.

Gia Lai Province in Vietnam is becoming a renewable energy hub with nine new wind and solar projects attracting VND11.35 trillion ($430 million) in investments. Local authorities approved these projects, expected to begin construction by September. The developments aim to enhance clean energy capacity and support the national strategy to reduce fossil fuel reliance.

Malaysia's solar energy sector is rapidly growing, driven by government support and increasing private investment. Initiatives like the Net Energy Metering scheme have popularized solar installations, while falling technology costs enhance competitiveness. This growth not only advances Malaysia's renewable energy goals but also boosts the economy through job creation and local industry participation.

Citicore Renewable Energy Corporation has energized the 69 MWp Citicore Solar Negros Occidental 2 Solar Power Plant, enhancing the Visayas grid's supply ahead of summer. This project supports the company’s "5GW in 5 years" goal and promotes regional energy security, while also expanding agricultural initiatives under solar panels to boost local food security.