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Hawaii Renewables commissions renewable fuels plant at Kapolei refinery
Hawaii Renewables has commissioned a renewable fuels plant at Par Pacific's Kapolei refinery, capable of producing 61 million gallons per year. The plant will produce renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel, with flexible output based on market conditions. The refinery will undergo planned maintenance soon, during which the new unit will be offline.
Regulatory changes enable renewables to stabilize voltage post-blackout
Regulatory changes in Spain will allow wind and solar energy to assist in stabilizing voltage following last year's blackout. Previously, high penetration of renewables was blamed for the incident, but industry leaders now advocate for further improvements in the system.
India's fossil fuel power generation declines as renewables surge in 2025
In 2025, India's fossil fuel power generation decreased by 3.3%, or 52 TWh, due to a significant increase in renewable energy generation, which rose by 98 TWh, or 24%. Milder weather conditions also contributed to a reduction in electricity demand, avoiding an estimated 32 TWh compared to 2024. India aims to expand its solar and wind capacities significantly in the coming years.
Anaergia Technologies to supply Vanguard Renewables with anaerobic digestion technology
Anaergia Technologies LLC has signed an C$8 million contract with Vanguard Renewables to supply technology for an anaerobic digestion facility in Minnesota. This deployment will process food, beverage, and agricultural waste to produce renewable natural gas for local energy distribution. This marks Anaergia's fourth collaboration with Vanguard Renewables, supporting their growth in the renewable energy sector.
Environmentalists in Western Balkans advocate for renewables over US gas projects
Environmentalists in the Western Balkans are urging a shift towards renewable energy sources instead of pursuing US gas projects. They emphasize the need for sustainable energy solutions in the region.
Morgan Stanley upgrades Ørsted as a key re-leveraging trade in renewables
Morgan Stanley has upgraded Ørsted, highlighting it as one of the few remaining re-leveraging trades in the renewable energy sector. This move reflects confidence in Ørsted's ability to navigate current market conditions and capitalize on growth opportunities.
Repsol sells 49% of renewables portfolio to Masdar
Repsol is finalizing the sale of a 49% stake in its Minerva renewables project to UAE's Masdar for $994 million. The project includes 706 MW of capacity across 13 wind farms and six photovoltaic plants. This move aligns with Repsol's strategy to enhance its renewable generation capacity by 2028.
Data centers to utilize gas, renewables, nuclear, and batteries for power
Data centers require significant power, with natural gas expected to be a primary source in the U.S. for the next few years. Renewables and nuclear are gaining traction globally, while battery storage is becoming essential for integration. However, challenges such as supply chain issues and grid constraints may hinder progress.
Greenvolt Power and Bedrock Renewables acquire 116 MW wind projects in Iowa
Greenvolt Power and Bedrock Renewables have acquired three operational wind projects in Iowa, totaling 116 MW of installed capacity. The projects include Top of Iowa Wind (80 MW), Crosswind (21 MW), and Hardin Hilltop Wind (15 MW). This acquisition aims to enhance their U.S. presence and supports future repowering efforts to improve efficiency and extend operational life.
Utilities shift from coal to gas while renewables gain cost advantage
Utilities are transitioning from coal to gas due to cost and efficiency advantages. Currently, 116,000 MW of new gas plants are under construction, while no new coal plants are planned. Renewables are emerging as the lowest cost producers, with solar and wind technologies showing significant economic advantages over gas and coal.
EDP Renewables and Meta sign 250 MW solar energy agreement in Arkansas
EDP Renewables North America and Meta have signed a long-term power purchase agreement for the Cypress Knee Solar project, which will provide 250 MW of solar energy in Arkansas. This agreement increases the total clean energy procured between the two companies to 545 MW. The project is expected to generate approximately $25 million in revenue for Chicot County and create several hundred jobs during construction.
Roeslein Renewables supports U.S. biofuels in global maritime fuel framework
Roeslein Renewables endorses a national initiative to promote American-made biofuels in global maritime shipping, signing a letter organized by the American Biofuels Maritime Initiative (ABMI). The coalition urges U.S. leadership at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to adopt a technology-neutral framework that includes biofuels like ethanol and bio-LNG. This effort aims to create new demand for U.S. biofuels, benefiting farmers and rural communities while supporting global decarbonization goals.
Matrix Renewables secures £245 million financing for 500MW battery storage in Scotland
Matrix Renewables has closed £245 million in non-recourse financing for a 500MW battery storage project in Eccles–Leitholm, Scotland. The project aims to enhance grid flexibility and support the integration of renewable energy, with commercial operations expected by Q3 2027. It will provide services equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of about 270,000 households and help avoid 170,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually.
Headwater Energy acquires Arena Renewables to enhance solar and battery storage development
Headwater Energy has completed its acquisition of Arena Renewables, a developer of distributed solar and battery energy storage systems. This acquisition provides Arena with enhanced access to capital and resources, enabling faster development of its nearly 1 GW project pipeline. Both companies aim to scale their operations more rapidly in the renewable energy sector.
Sunraycer Renewables secures $901 million for solar and battery projects in Texas
Sunraycer Renewables closed a $901 million project financing facility to construct and operate three solar and battery storage projects in Texas, totaling 479.5 MWac of solar generation and 236.5 MWac of battery storage. The projects, Eagle Springs, Lupinus 1, and Lupinus 2, are expected to support the growing electricity demand in the ERCOT grid. Construction began in late 2025, with Eagle Springs expected to commence operations later this year.
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