Ever.green, in collaboration with Solar Holler, has launched six solar energy systems in Wayne County, West Virginia, providing substantial annual savings for local schools while promoting clean energy. This initiative, supported by corporate buyers of High-Impact Renewable Energy Certificates, aims to alleviate energy costs and create local jobs, benefiting the entire community.

Soleil Renewable Energy, founded in 2019, has advanced its 880 MWdc solar and 460 MW battery storage project into execution. Led by Ramak Sedigh and Zaya Younan, the project aims to provide reliable, efficient clean energy. It emphasizes infrastructure-grade capacity, supporting peak demand while benefiting the local economy and adhering to environmental standards.

An international coalition has launched the Solar Geoengineering Research Governance (SGRG) Platform to enhance accountability in solar geoengineering research. It aims to provide voluntary governance tools, fostering transparency and public engagement amidst rising climate risks. The initiative encourages responsible practices while aligning research with societal interests, set for official launch in July 2026.

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.

KLK Ventures participated in the Uttar Pradesh Investment Roadshow in Singapore on February 24, 2026, highlighting the state's investment potential. The company signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Uttar Pradesh government to explore renewable energy opportunities, reinforcing economic ties between India and Singapore and showcasing commitment to India's clean energy transition.

Mr. Hartek Singh, Chairman and Managing Director of Hartek Group, has been elected Chairman of ELECRAMA 2027, the world's largest electrical exhibition. The event, organized by IEEMA, unites key industry players and focuses on India's energy transition and advanced electrical manufacturing. Singh aims to enhance ELECRAMA's global influence and promote new technologies.

The Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved the procurement of 270 MW of Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy to enhance power supply. This agreement, part of a long-term plan, aims to ensure reliable electricity amid rising demand and increasing renewable energy targets. The decision supports grid stability and aligns with national energy goals.

The WTO's Dispute Settlement Body will establish a panel to investigate India's support measures for its automobile and renewable energy sectors, prompted by a complaint from China. India claims its incentives align with WTO rules as part of its clean energy transition strategy, amidst rising global competition in these industries.

Zelestra, a global renewable energy company, is advancing its 27.5 MWdc Klevenow solar project in Germany, with construction progressing well, including the installation of ground mounts and cabling. Expected to produce around 28,700 MWh annually, the project supports local jobs and furthers Germany's renewable energy transition, alongside a new battery storage system.

The EBRD is providing up to €50 million through ProCredit Bank Serbia to support the growth of SMEs in Serbia. This funding aims to improve access to long-term financing for businesses, with a focus on green and digital investments, fostering economic resilience and innovation, while emphasizing support for women-led businesses.

An international coalition has launched the Solar Geoengineering Research Governance (SGRG) Platform to enhance accountability in solar geoengineering research. It aims to provide voluntary governance tools, fostering transparency and public engagement amidst rising climate risks. The initiative encourages responsible practices while aligning research with societal interests, set for official launch in July 2026.

Kenya is lifting a three-year moratorium on new Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) to encourage private sector investment in electricity generation. The shift to a competitive auction system aims to lower costs and improve transparency, with strict regulations on ownership disclosure and oversight. The government seeks a clean energy grid by 2030, balancing regulation with investor appeal.

Africa's energy landscape is transforming with a significant shift towards solar power, following record capacity additions in 2025. The decline in photovoltaic costs and increased investments are driving this change, addressing power shortages and enhancing economic growth. Leading nations are expanding their solar infrastructure, while advancements in battery storage bolster reliability. However, financing challenges and grid upgrades are ongoing concerns.

The Ministry of Energy has signed an agreement with Goldenray Energy Limited to develop a 118 MWp solar power plant in Sinazongwe District, Zambia. The project, expected to start supplying electricity by early 2027, aims to boost the national energy generation capacity and support renewable energy initiatives in the country.

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.

Bahrain has initiated 372 renewable energy projects with a capacity exceeding 141 megawatts, marking significant progress in its clean energy journey. The initiatives, part of the National Renewable Energy Action Plan, focus on solar energy to reduce environmental impact and enhance energy security while creating new job opportunities.

The Government of Israel has approved the country’s first national land-use plan dedicated to agrivoltaic installations, marking a significant step in its renewable energy...

The Ministry of Energy has signed an agreement with Goldenray Energy Limited to develop a 118 MWp solar power plant in Sinazongwe District, Zambia. The project, expected to start supplying electricity by early 2027, aims to boost the national energy generation capacity and support renewable energy initiatives in the country.

Majid Al Futtaim has achieved global green building certification for all 23 of its shopping malls, marking a significant milestone in sustainability. This effort aligns with international standards and supports the UAE's Net Zero Strategy 2050. The company integrates environmental practices into operations, enhancing energy efficiency and waste management across its portfolio.

SM Prime Holdings has partnered with TeaM Energy Corporation to enhance renewable energy use in its malls by installing solar systems on rooftops of four major locations. Covering 33,000 square meters, the project will install over 13,000 solar panels, generating nearly 11,000 megawatt-hours annually, fulfilling 16% of power needs while lowering emissions and costs.

JinkoSolar has set a world record with a power conversion efficiency of 26.6% for industrial-scale TOPCon solar cells using M10-size wafers, verified by an independent organization. Supported by various academic institutions, this innovative design enhances passivation and carrier transport, achieving significant performance metrics and positioning JinkoSolar towards future efficiency milestones.

The Indonesian Solar Energy Association (AESI) emphasizes the need for stronger regulations to support the government's "100 GW Village Solar Program." They advocate for a clear legal framework to attract investment and ensure project success in rural areas, aiming for reliable energy access, economic growth, and simplified licensing processes.

The Department of Energy has released Circular No. DC2026-02-0008 to enhance the implementation of Energy Storage Systems (ESS) policy. It mandates that variable renewable energy plants over 10 MW integrate ESS at 20% capacity to support grid stability. The initiative aims to foster a reliable clean energy transition and improve system performance.