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Australia’s federal election: a defining moment in the energy transition

April 16, 2025
In this blog, PV Tech explores how the upcoming Australian federal election could impact the rollout of renewables and solar PV.
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Sunraycer Renewables bags US$475 million for solar-plus-storage projects in Texas

April 14, 2025
US renewable energy company Sunraycer Renewables has closed a US$475 million project financing facility for two solar-plus-storage projects in Texas.
Hornet Solar project from Vesper Energy in Texas, US

Vesper Energy brings 600MW Hornet solar project online in Texas

April 14, 2025
Texas-based renewables developer Vesper Energy has begun commercial operations on its 600MW Hornet Solar project.
The Cirata floating solar plant in Indonesia. Image: Masdar

Masdar, PLN sign two floating PV agreements for Indonesian projects

April 14, 2025
Masdar has signed two agreements with the Indonesian electricity firm PT PLN to expand floating solar capacity on the island of Java.
The Stubbo solar PV plant will be located in the Central-West Orana REZ. Image: ACEN Australia.

Acen Australia completes AU$750 million debt financing for 13GW of renewables

April 14, 2025
Acen Australia has revealed it has completed an AU$750 million debt financing for a growing 13GW renewable energy and storage portfolio.
The House passed the measure in a 220-213 vote, with one Democrat voting against. Image: Image: Pixabay.

Four Republican senators urge ‘stable’ approach to renewables tax credits

April 11, 2025
Four Republican US senators have signed an open letter urging a “stable and predictable” approach to US energy tax credits.
Image: ZEN Energy.

400MW solar plant in New South Wales to supply 45% of BOC Australia’s energy needs

April 11, 2025
A 10-year solar-based PPA will play an integral role in a new agreement that will see BOC Australia replace 45% of its power with renewables.
Image: Octopus Australia.

Octopus Australia begins construction on 80MW solar-plus-storage site in Victoria

April 10, 2025
Octopus Australia has completed financial close and started construction on its 80MW Fulham solar-plus-storage project in Victoria.
Image: RWE

RWE, PPC Renewables to build 567MW of PV in Greece

April 9, 2025
German energy company RWE and Greek renewables developer PPC Renewables will build 567MWp of solar PV capacity in Northern Greece.
Solar panels owned by Excelsior Energy Capital.

Excelsior closes US$1 billion US renewables equity fund

April 9, 2025
US energy investment firm Excelsior Energy Capital has raised US$1 billion under its latest equity investment vehicle, Excelsior Renewable Energy Investment Fund II.

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