News Brief May 31 – Domuneo, Amazon Solar, ACCIONA Energía, Sineng Electric

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France’s Domuneo Launches Domusolar Brand In Photovoltaic Panel Offerings

The debut of its own line of photovoltaic panels employing heterojunction technology has been announced by Domuneo in France. Domuneo’s continued dedication to quality and excellence in the field of renewable energy is reflected in this calculated step. For the past two years, Domuneo has been the exclusive distributor of heterojunction panels, which include innovative technology that represents a major breakthrough in the photovoltaic sector. These panels are more efficient than others, making the most of the amount of light that is turned into electricity.

Amazon Solar Commissions 7.5 MWp Requena Solar Project in Loreto

The Requena solar project by Amazon Solar, which has a 7.5 MWp installation with an energy storage system that can produce 9.6 MWh, is now in the commissioning phase. Situated in the district and province of Requena, within the Buffer Zone of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, this project has the potential to grow into Peru’s largest microgrid solar plus storage system.

ACCIONA Energía Commences Operations at Red-Tailed Hawk Solar Plant in Texas

At the Red-Tailed Hawk photovoltaic plant in Wharton County, Texas, close to Houston, ACCIONA Energía has started operations. Its 458MWp capacity makes it the largest solar complex the corporation has ever constructed, enhancing its standing as a major contributor to the energy transition in the US.

RWE To Invest In The Construction Of Australia’s first eight-hour battery

German developer RWE has declared its intention to invest in the construction of Australia’s first eight-hour battery, which will be located close to an existing solar farm at Balranald, New South Wales. The first Long Duration Storage Long-Term Energy Service Agreements tender procedure in New South Wales resulted in only one project being awarded a Long-Term Energy Service Agreement, which was RWE’s 50MW Limondale eight-hour lithium-ion Battery Energy Storage System (BESS). The Limondale BESS, which is expected to have a capacity of more than 50MW and more than 400-megawatt hours (MWh), will aid in the energy transition by storing excess renewable energy and supplying it to the NSW grid when it is most needed.

Sineng Electric Powers a 100MW/200MWh Energy Storage Project in China

Sineng Electric has announced the commissioning of a 100MW/200MWh energy storage project in Shandong, China. It represents a significant advancement in the integration of renewable energy into the grid, delivering substantial economic, environmental, and social benefits to the region. Shandong, a province abundant in solar and wind resources, is leading the way in renewable energy development. The increased reliance on renewables necessitates the deployment of battery energy storage systems (BESS) to ensure a stable power supply. In partnership with BYD, Sineng Electric has supplied the top-notch 4MW and 3.45MW central PCS MV turnkey stations for this project.