The Renewables Infrastructure Group (TRIG) has purchased a 49 per cent stake in Repsol Renovables’ Project Valdesolar, a 264 MW solar power park in Spain. Repsol will own the remaining 51 per cent of the Valdesolar project, which it developed and constructed. The deal’s financial terms have yet to be revealed. The functioning solar park, which is located in the province of Badajoz, spans more than 6 kilometres sq. and has the capacity to power 140,000 households.
The densely populated eastern state of West Bengal relies heavily on thermal power to meet its power requirements. The state has one of the largest coal reserves in India, with rich deposits concentrated in districts […]
Ashtrom Renewable Energy, an Israeli renewable energy company, has signed an agreement with a local company in Greece to develop a 476 MW solar project pipeline. With this deal, Ashtrom Renewable Energy joins the renewable […]
The Punjab Energy Development Agency (PEDA) has issued a request for proposals to commission 8.7 MW of solar projects at the state’s 970 rural piped water supply systems. The projects must be completed within 150 […]
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