The company has launched a total of 94 solar and wind projects in Spain, with a generation capacity exceeding 3.7 GW. Bloomberg NEF has recognised Amazon as the world’s largest corporate buyer of renewable energy for the fifth consecutive year.



The company has launched a total of 94 solar and wind projects in Spain, with a generation capacity exceeding 3.7 GW. Bloomberg NEF has recognised Amazon as the world’s largest corporate buyer of renewable energy for the fifth consecutive year.
Iberdrola its strategic targets, fuelled by rising demand and strengthened investment in grids and renewables across the UK and the US
The European Commission has officially launched the Clean Industrial Deal (CID), a roadmap aimed at strengthening EU industrial competitiveness while driving the transition to a low-carbon economy. The plan focuses on energy, financing, circular economy, and employment, with the goal of making Europe a leader in clean technology. Key industry associations, including WindEurope and Hydrogen Europe, have reacted to the announcement, welcoming its focus on renewables and industrial decarbonisation while urging further action to address regulatory and market challenges.
The European Commission report highlights the need for multi-billion euro investments in electricity grids, hydrogen, and storage to meet the 2040 climate targets.
At a press briefing, experts analysed the impact of the Clean Industrial Deal and the Omnibus package on Europe’s competitiveness and decarbonisation. Spain emerges as one of the main beneficiaries.
With up to 400 MW in planned financing for 2025 and a presence in several European markets, Triodos Bank is focusing on PPA structures, merchant models, and innovative financing in energy storage, small-scale solar parks, and electric mobility to drive the energy transition. Miguel Ángel Amores González, representative of Triodos Bank Spain, presented the bank’s strategy during the “Storage and Renewable Leadership Forum”, organised by Strategic Energy Corp.
The Swiss company Renera Energy, with operations in Italy, Germany, and Romania, seeks to establish itself as an Independent Power Producer (IPP). With over 4 GW in development, its strategy focuses on the expansion of solar and energy storage projects. Lars Konersmann, Head of Solar Development and Member of the Executive Board, analyzes the 2024 balance and the company’s future objectives.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The renewable energy mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market shows significant differences between Europe and the United States in 2024. While regulatory incentives and access to capital have driven the U.S. market, investments in Europe face specific challenges.
The European Union strengthens its commitment to renewable energy with new financing, regulatory, and administrative simplification mechanisms—what are the key issues for business leaders to monitor?
Electricity demand is set to grow by 4% annually until 2027, adding 3,500 TWh in just three years. The surge of consumption is driven by the electrification of key sectors, the rise of data centres, and the expansion of electric vehicles. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), renewables will cover 95% of this growth, but the rapid transition poses major challenges for grid stability and energy infrastructure.
Renalfa positions itself in the renewable energy sector with a portfolio of over 2 GW in solar, wind, and energy storage (BESS) projects. With more than 400 MW of operational assets and the ongoing construction of 800 MW of solar energy along with over 1 GW in storage, Renalfa is solidifying its presence in the market. CEO Ivo Prokopiev states that they are focusing on the hybridization of assets and the conversion of non-dispatchable renewable energy into marketable electricity products.
Germany’s 23 February 2025 federal elections will define the country’s political and energy direction, with CDU/CSU leading the polls, followed by AfD, while the SPD lags in third place. Candidates face a key debate over the future of renewable energy, with positions ranging from rapid expansion to a more cautious approach.
a leading global developer and operator of large-scale onshore renewable energy and energy storage solutions, has reached a significant milestone in 2024 by securing 10 power purchase agreements (PPAs) totalling 1.3GW across Europe, the Americas and APAC. This achievement underlines the company’s expertise and track record in delivering renewable energy solutions tailored to meet the diverse needs of corporate and utility offtakers across global markets.
During the Storage, Renewable and Electric Vehicles Integration Forum, the company revealed its commitment to a local supply chain in Europe, the United States, Latin America, and the Middle East to strengthen its position through innovation, optimization, and strategic focus.
The UK’s solar and energy storage sector faces uncertainty due to the proposed capacity limits for 2035. Gareth Simkins, Senior Communications Adviser at Solar Energy UK, warns about the impact on investment and the country’s competitiveness compared to other European markets in conversation with Strategic Energy Europe. The industry is seeking regulatory and technological solutions to ensure its continued growth.
Agrisolar – combining solar and agriculture – is a proven concept across Europe, with over 200 projects operating today. This solar integration boosts climate resilience by providing moveable shade, reducing water use, regenerating soil, as well as shielding crops and livestock from extreme heat.
Follow the Storage, Renewable and Electric Vehicles Integration Forum today from 1:00 PM (Central European Time). A free virtual event where industry leaders will discuss the future of energy and electric mobility. The forum will feature renowned companies such as Jinko Solar, and Black&Veatch.Don’t miss it!

The company has launched a total of 94 solar and wind projects in Spain, with a generation capacity exceeding 3.7 GW. Bloomberg NEF has recognised Amazon as the world’s largest corporate buyer of renewable energy for the fifth consecutive year.
Iberdrola its strategic targets, fuelled by rising demand and strengthened investment in grids and renewables across the UK and the US
The European Commission has officially launched the Clean Industrial Deal (CID), a roadmap aimed at strengthening EU industrial competitiveness while driving the transition to a low-carbon economy. The plan focuses on energy, financing, circular economy, and employment, with the goal of making Europe a leader in clean technology. Key industry associations, including WindEurope and Hydrogen Europe, have reacted to the announcement, welcoming its focus on renewables and industrial decarbonisation while urging further action to address regulatory and market challenges.
The European Commission report highlights the need for multi-billion euro investments in electricity grids, hydrogen, and storage to meet the 2040 climate targets.
At a press briefing, experts analysed the impact of the Clean Industrial Deal and the Omnibus package on Europe’s competitiveness and decarbonisation. Spain emerges as one of the main beneficiaries.
With up to 400 MW in planned financing for 2025 and a presence in several European markets, Triodos Bank is focusing on PPA structures, merchant models, and innovative financing in energy storage, small-scale solar parks, and electric mobility to drive the energy transition. Miguel Ángel Amores González, representative of Triodos Bank Spain, presented the bank’s strategy during the “Storage and Renewable Leadership Forum”, organised by Strategic Energy Corp.
The Swiss company Renera Energy, with operations in Italy, Germany, and Romania, seeks to establish itself as an Independent Power Producer (IPP). With over 4 GW in development, its strategy focuses on the expansion of solar and energy storage projects. Lars Konersmann, Head of Solar Development and Member of the Executive Board, analyzes the 2024 balance and the company’s future objectives.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The renewable energy mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market shows significant differences between Europe and the United States in 2024. While regulatory incentives and access to capital have driven the U.S. market, investments in Europe face specific challenges.
The European Union strengthens its commitment to renewable energy with new financing, regulatory, and administrative simplification mechanisms—what are the key issues for business leaders to monitor?
Electricity demand is set to grow by 4% annually until 2027, adding 3,500 TWh in just three years. The surge of consumption is driven by the electrification of key sectors, the rise of data centres, and the expansion of electric vehicles. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), renewables will cover 95% of this growth, but the rapid transition poses major challenges for grid stability and energy infrastructure.
Renalfa positions itself in the renewable energy sector with a portfolio of over 2 GW in solar, wind, and energy storage (BESS) projects. With more than 400 MW of operational assets and the ongoing construction of 800 MW of solar energy along with over 1 GW in storage, Renalfa is solidifying its presence in the market. CEO Ivo Prokopiev states that they are focusing on the hybridization of assets and the conversion of non-dispatchable renewable energy into marketable electricity products.
Germany’s 23 February 2025 federal elections will define the country’s political and energy direction, with CDU/CSU leading the polls, followed by AfD, while the SPD lags in third place. Candidates face a key debate over the future of renewable energy, with positions ranging from rapid expansion to a more cautious approach.
a leading global developer and operator of large-scale onshore renewable energy and energy storage solutions, has reached a significant milestone in 2024 by securing 10 power purchase agreements (PPAs) totalling 1.3GW across Europe, the Americas and APAC. This achievement underlines the company’s expertise and track record in delivering renewable energy solutions tailored to meet the diverse needs of corporate and utility offtakers across global markets.
During the Storage, Renewable and Electric Vehicles Integration Forum, the company revealed its commitment to a local supply chain in Europe, the United States, Latin America, and the Middle East to strengthen its position through innovation, optimization, and strategic focus.
The UK’s solar and energy storage sector faces uncertainty due to the proposed capacity limits for 2035. Gareth Simkins, Senior Communications Adviser at Solar Energy UK, warns about the impact on investment and the country’s competitiveness compared to other European markets in conversation with Strategic Energy Europe. The industry is seeking regulatory and technological solutions to ensure its continued growth.
Agrisolar – combining solar and agriculture – is a proven concept across Europe, with over 200 projects operating today. This solar integration boosts climate resilience by providing moveable shade, reducing water use, regenerating soil, as well as shielding crops and livestock from extreme heat.
Follow the Storage, Renewable and Electric Vehicles Integration Forum today from 1:00 PM (Central European Time). A free virtual event where industry leaders will discuss the future of energy and electric mobility. The forum will feature renowned companies such as Jinko Solar, and Black&Veatch.Don’t miss it!
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Según el Informe Anual de UNEF sobre 2024 durante el año pasado se instalaron un total de 7.221 MW, principalmente en suelo, con 6.039 MW nuevos MW instalados. Sin embargo, el autoconsumo registra una caída del 31% en la potencia instalada respecto a 2023, con solo 1.182 MW nuevos a cierre de 2024.
With the acquisition of grid access permits for both generation and demand, Endurance is making progress in its growth plan after closing an agreement with Kenergy that will bring 800 MWh to market.
Con la obtención del permiso de acceso a red tanto para generación como para demanda. Endurance avanza en la ejecución de su plan de crecimiento tras cerrar un acuerdo con Kenergy que pondrá en el mercado 800MWh.