Author: Sarthak Takyar

Origin buys 1.5 GW wind farm in New South Wales

Origin Energy Limited has struck a deal with Virya Energy to purchase the Yanco Delta Wind Farm, which is a wind and energy storage facility situated in New South Wales. Yanco Delta is positioned within the South West Renewable Energy Zone designated by the New South Wales Government. It comprises a 1.5 GW wind farm and a 800 MWh battery. The project is situated next to key transmission infrastructure.

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RWE joins forces with WhiteRock to develop gigawatts of US renewable

RWE Clean Energy has formed a strategic partnership with renewables developer WhiteRock Renewables (WhiteRock) to scale-up the expansion of RWE’s onshore wind, solar, and energy storage development pipeline in the US. The company is aiming for record growth in the US. This partnership with WhiteRock will help RWE progress on its expansion goals in the US. WhiteRock expects to create and develop 4 to 5 GW of onshore wind, solar, and battery energy storage system (BESS) projects.

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SUSI Partners invests in utility-scale renewables projects in the Philippines

SUSI Partners has signed an investment agreement with experienced Southeast Asian developer Alba Renewables through the SUSI Asia Energy Transition Fund to support the development, construction, and operation of utility-scale ground-mounted solar PV and onshore wind projects in the Philippines. Through the purchase, SUSI will assist Alba’s broader growth objectives throughout Southeast Asia and contribute to the development of a regional utility-scale renewables platform with an emphasis on the Philippines.

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Fortescue opens 2 GW electrolyser facility in Australia

Fortescue Ltd, an Australian metal mining and green energy company has formally established a production plant in Gladstone, Queensland, with the capacity to produce over 2 GW of electrolyser stacks annually. This is one of the first factories in the world to produce Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) electrolyser stacks with an automated assembly line. The plant will manufacture electrolysers that Fortescue teams in the US and Australia created internally.

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Landinfra and Eiffel announce 1,800 MW renewables projects in Sweden

Landinfra Energy AB and Eiffel Investment Group have finalised a collaboration to develop a pipeline of up to 1,800 MW renewable energy projects in Sweden. These projects encompass solar power, wind power, and energy storage. Under the agreement, Eiffel will acquire a 50 per cent stake in the portfolio from Landinfra, while Landinfra will retain the remaining.

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CIP acquires majority stake in Elgin

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has secured a majority stake in Elgin Energy  through its main fund CI V to deliver and expand its existing 15 GW solar PV and battery portfolio. The collaboration involves a joint investment of £250 million from CIP and Elgin Energy.

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TotalEnergies launches new battery storage project in Belgium

TotalEnergies has announced the building of a new battery storage facility in Belgium. The project operations are slated to begin by the end of 2025. The project will be situated at the TotalEnergies depot in Feluy, Belgium, and will have a 75 MWh capacity with a 25 MW power rating. The project announcement comes just a year after we the Antwerp storage project began, which is estimated to be operational by the end of the year.

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Prevalon Energy secures contract for BESS project from Idaho Power

Idaho Power has chosen Prevalon Energy, a Mitsubishi Power Americas subsidiary, for a four-hour battery energy storage system (BESS) project with a maximum capacity of 328 MWh in Idaho. The project is planned in accordance with Idaho Power’s plan to include over 5 GW of electricity generated from solar and wind farms over the course of the next 20 years.

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