News Brief May 29 – ib vogt, Gransolar Group, Recurrent Energy

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ib vogt completes 40 MWp solar power project in Poland

International solar developer ib vogt has reached PAC (Provisional Acceptance Certification) for a 40 MWp solar PV project in Ziębice, Poland. The project has been delivering clean solar energy to the grid since December 2023 and passed all testing and requirements to commence full operation and reach the PAC milestone.  Project Ziębice is ib vogt’s second project in Poland after Project Zamość from 2022, bringing the portfolio in the country to a total of 175 MWp. The solar farm is located in the lower Silesia Region of the Ząbkowice District in the Ziębice Commune on 30 hectares of land. The project uses state-of-the-art bifacial modules on a southward-facing substructure with a fixed tilt. With an average production of 43 GWh per year, the project generates enough energy to meet the average consumption of approximately 19,000 households. Project Ziębice will be able to save over 28,000 tons of CO2 per year.

Gransolar Group To Build 105 MW PV plants for BRUC in Archidona, Spain

GRS, the solar EPC contractor of Gransolar Group, is building two 105 MW PV plants for BRUC in Archidona (Malaga). With this project, the company is nearing the completion of around fifty large-scale photovoltaic projects on the Iberian Peninsula, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to advancing the transition to renewable energy in the region. The Archidona PV plant, which will generate energy equivalent to the consumption of 40,000 homes once completed and interconnected to the grid, is one of GRS’s largest projects in the Iberian market, where it has also completed Carmonita Norte (123 MW), Desafío Solar (50 MW), Las Naranjillas (50 MW) and Insua (48.5 MW) projects.

PVH to supply 100W to Green Sources Investment and Alternative Energy Projects Co for Solar Projects in Jordan and Kuwait

Solar tracker manufacturer PVH Middle East proudly announces its collaboration with GSI and AEPCo as the tracker supplier for solar PV projects in Jordan and Kuwait. These projects are a significant milestone in PVH’s trajectory in the region and stand as a testament to the company’s expansion as a leader in the local solar industry. The projects mark a joint effort towards renewable energy development and are a step forward in the Owner’s commitment to powering its operations with renewable energy. PVH will supply 100MW of its state-of-the-art Axone Duo Infinity solar tracker, thus playing a pivotal role in the success of this project.

Recurrent Energy Secures Euro 1.3 Billion Green Financing to Accelerate European Renewable Energy Portfolio

A multi-currency revolving credit arrangement with a maximum value of €1.3 billion was obtained by Recurrent Energy. Ten banks are involved in this facility, which will finance the development of renewable energy projects in numerous European nations. Recurrent Energy and the partnering financial institutions signed the deal in Seville, Spain. Recurrent Energy will be able to design and build battery and solar energy storage systems across Germany, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, France, and the United Kingdom thanks to this facility.