Zelestra has commenced construction of the 242 MWdc Babilonia solar project in Arequipa, Peru, as part of the La Joya complex targeting nearly 700 MWdc capacity. Supported by a power purchase agreement with Celepsa, the project aims to supply clean energy to 350,000 homes, creating over 500 local jobs and promoting sustainability.

A SUN DAY Campaign review of 2025 EIA data reveals that renewable energy sources generated nearly 26% of U.S. electricity, with solar and wind leading the growth. Solar power increased by 34.5%, wind by 2.8%, and forecasts for 2026 predict a 62% rise in renewable capacity additions, highlighting the sector's rapid expansion.

Scatec ASA has commenced construction on its 130 MW Barzalosa solar plant in Colombia after securing a financial close. The project, backed by a 15-year Power Purchase Agreement with BTG Pactual, will sell 85% of its output to BTG and contribute to Colombia's renewable energy goals, with completion expected by mid-2027.

First Solar, Inc. has secured a non-exclusive patent licensing agreement with Oxford Photovoltaics Limited, allowing access to key perovskite technology. This collaboration aims to enhance solar device development while maintaining intellectual property rights. With over $2 billion invested in thin film technology, First Solar focuses on commercializing innovative solar solutions across various markets.

The Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) plans to invest ₹1050 crore in bank fixed deposits to manage surplus funds effectively. Numerous developments in the renewable energy sector include Enerparc launching a power trading arm, the CEA proposing smart meter reforms, and PowerGrid's increased equity cap for enhanced infrastructure investment.

Luminous Power Technologies will exhibit its solar and energy storage solutions at Intersolar India 2026 from February 25-27 in Gandhinagar. The company focuses on delivering advanced, integrated technologies for homes, businesses, and utilities, emphasizing sustainability and accessibility. Luminous aims to support India's clean energy transition with innovative products and services.

Sahaj Solar Limited has established a wholly-owned subsidiary, Sahaj Energies Limited, in Mauritius as part of its international expansion. Incorporated on February 11, 2026, the company focuses on electrical manufacturing and trading with an initial capital of 10,000 Mauritius Rupees. The move aims to enhance SSL's global presence and explore new markets.

Keltron is soliciting bids for a 1.5 MWp rooftop solar power plant at Kalyani Layer Farm. The project includes design, installation, and maintenance for five years. Eligible bidders must be registered in India, have a positive net worth, and a history of similar projects. Bids are due by March 5, 2026.

The European solar market is experiencing strong growth due to high demand, supportive policies, and technological advancements. Germany, Spain, France, Italy, and Poland lead in PV installations. Adjusted national policies are creating investment opportunities, with hybrid power plants emerging as effective solutions. Intersolar Europe 2026 will address these market shifts and innovations.

Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, President of Brazil, discussed enhancing bilateral cooperation during a visit by Lula to the UAE. They focused on sectors such as technology, energy, and trade, and reviewed the final stages of a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, aiming to boost economic ties and international stability.

Scatec, a Norwegian renewable energy firm, plans to increase investments in Egypt, recognizing improvements in the business climate and state support. During a meeting with Minister Mohamed Farid, Scatec's CEO expressed intent to leverage global expertise for Egypt's green economy. The partnership aims to establish Egypt as a regional clean energy hub.

The Obelisk project in Egypt, a 1.1GW solar and battery facility, has commenced operations, becoming Africa's largest integrated system. It features a 500MW solar plant and a 600MWh storage system, enhancing electricity reliability. This venture supports Egypt’s Vision 2030 goals for renewable energy, creating jobs and serving as a model for future projects.

Egypt's cabinet has approved a significant renewable energy project led by Kemet Group, targeting a total capacity of 4,720MW. It features solar power plants in Bahariya Oasis and a large facility in Nag Hammadi, alongside battery storage. The initiative aims to enhance energy security and foster domestic renewable manufacturing by 2027.

Eskom reports progress in generation performance with a 65.11% Energy Availability Factor and reduced unplanned outages, marking 280 days without interruptions. Diesel usage declined significantly, and the company aims to stabilize supply by adding 3,274MW of capacity. Initiatives against electricity theft are ongoing, supporting infrastructure improvements and community engagement for energy security.

The Autorité de Régulation de l’Électricité has approved GREEN WORLD ENERGIE SARL's 8 MW solar power plant with battery storage in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This project enhances energy security, diversifies the energy mix, and supports sustainable infrastructure, aligning with national development goals for clean energy and economic transformation.

Dubai Health has partnered with Positive Zero to transition 26 healthcare facilities to clean energy, supporting the UAE's sustainability goals, including the Net Zero Strategy 2050. The initiative features advanced solar systems, expected to generate significant renewable energy and reduce carbon emissions while enhancing energy efficiency in hospitals, demonstrating collaboration towards greener healthcare.

Pv.market, the digital marketplace built exclusively for the renewable energy industry, today announced the launch of its strategic fulfilment centre at Khalifa Port, marking...

Larsen & Toubro's Power Transmission & Distribution division has secured EPC orders for critical electricity grid infrastructure in India and the Middle East. In West Bengal, they will construct two 220 kV substations, while international projects involve five substations and extensive transmission lines. These initiatives emphasize the company's commitment to enhancing energy security and infrastructure reliability.

Türkiye has surpassed 40 GW of combined solar and wind power capacity, accounting for 33% of its electricity grid. Renewable sources now make up 62.5% of the total capacity. The government plans to enhance this growth through initiatives like YEKA, aiming for 120 GW by 2035 while promoting energy security and sustainability.

Singapore's solar energy sector is experiencing rapid growth, with private companies contributing 66% of its total grid-connected solar capacity. By September 2025, installed capacity reached 1,932 MWp. The government aims for 3 GWp by 2030 to enhance energy security and reduce emissions, alongside a planned carbon tax increase.

Jollibee Group has transitioned 99% of its commissaries and logistics centers in the Philippines to renewable energy, mainly through a partnership with First Gen Corporation. This shift, marked by a ceremonial event, aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by over 70%. The initiative is part of Jollibee's broader sustainability agenda, "Joy for Tomorrow."

Thailand and Vietnam are moving ahead with major reforms to transform their power sectors, aiming to cut fossil fuel dependence and meet long-term climate...

Boviet Solar Technology Co. Ltd. has been recognized as a Tier 1 PV module manufacturer by Bloomberg New Energy Finance for Q1 2026, maintaining this status since 2017. This designation assures investors of the company's financial stability and product reliability. Boviet is expanding its North American manufacturing capabilities with new facilities in North Carolina.