by Strategic Energy | Feb 25, 2025
Increase in shareholding in BayWa r.e. from 49% to 65% through agreed capital increase. Flagship lenders support BayWa r.e. with significant and comprehensive financing as an independent company, now extended through 2028, laying groundwork for long-term growth. BayWa r.e. to transform into sharply focused, independently positioned company aimed at growing its IPP portfolio and anchored in core expertise in project development and operation.
by Lucia Colaluce | Feb 25, 2025
Hydrogen Europe warns Strategic Energy Europe that complex regulations and insufficient funding threaten the competitiveness of hydrogen in the EU. The European Commission will present the Clean Industrial Deal on 26 February, introducing key measures to strengthen the sector.
by Lucia Colaluce | Feb 25, 2025
Germany’s energy industry calls for regulatory clarity and commitment to renewable energy following the right-wing shift in the new government led by Friedrich Merz. The revival of nuclear power and economic challenges dominate the sector’s agenda.
by Emilia Lardizabal | Feb 25, 2025
During the Storage and Renewable Leadership Forum, organized by Strategic Energy Corp, Carlos Valverde, PPA Originator at Verbund, outlined the company’s strategy to achieve 25% renewable generation and expand the green hydrogen market in Europe. The company will invest over 400 million euros by 2027 to strengthen its environmental and community impact.
by Milena Giorgi | Feb 25, 2025
The European battery regulation introduces strict sustainability, traceability, and safety requirements. Manufacturers and importers must adapt to new demands, including carbon footprint calculations and the mandatory Battery Passport. Is this a barrier to competitiveness or an opportunity to lead the energy transition?
by Lucia Colaluce | Feb 25, 2025
DRI has experienced remarkable growth in the renewable energy sector across Europe. In 2024, the company added five new projects, bringing its total portfolio to 1.3GW in wind, solar, and battery storage. Additionally, DRI expanded its workforce with new offices in Zagreb, Milan, Rome, Warsaw, and Bucharest, reinforcing its position as an agile and independent renewable energy developer and operator.
February 25, 2025Energy Infrastructure Partners increases its stake to 65% in BayWa’s renewable subsidiary
