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CATL and its partner Stellantis have begun construction of their 50:50 joint venture’s 50 GWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) gigafactory in Zaragoza, Spain.

The UK is accelerating renewable energy deployment, propelled by strong policy support, large-scale offshore wind expansion and sustained investment in solar PV and biopower.

Chinese manufacturer Aiko has introduced a new generation of its Infinite solar modules, rated at up to 500 watts, with reported efficiencies above 27 percent and a footprint of less than two square metres.

A new global progress report highlights persistent bottlenecks in investment, grid infrastructure and supply chains, urging governments to set bolder renewable targets ahead of COP30.

The leading European hypermarket chain has launched its first solar power project with a rooftop installation on its logistics centre, marking a milestone for commercial solar viability in the country.

Professor Martin Green of the University of New South Wales is a legend of solar research, holding numerous patents and efficiency records since going all the way back to 1974. Now Chief Scientific Officer at Euronergy, he is focused on developing glass-free, lightweight modules that are exceptionally thin and easy to install.

Industry experts in Madrid are showcasing cutting-edge advances in solar and storage integration, from high-performance modules and battery systems to agri-PV – with AI boosting efficiency across diverse energy projects.

Five industrial‑scale battery projects across the EU have secured a combined €640 million from the European Commission’s Innovation Fund.

Poland’s transition to electric mobility is expected to remain slow until 2030, hindered by high vehicle costs and limited charging infrastructure – but improvements are anticipated with future advancements.

At the trade fair in Madrid, Spain’s solar sector explored electrification’s challenges and opportunities, highlighting new business models, innovation and the expanding role of photovoltaics, with flexibility and storage emerging as key.

Developer Alight has secured a multi-million euro grant from the EU Innovation Fund for a 120 MW solar park with 45 MW of co-located battery storage in southeastern Finland.

Homeowners across Ireland will continue to access full rooftop solar grants in 2026 after the government reversed a planned €300 cut.

Flexible solar systems and ultra-safe batteries are set to reach more Dutch homes and social housing through a new partnership between Atmoce and SolarDeals.

The new Compactflat SN Fast flat roof system simplifies installation with tool-free assembly and pre-mounted click-in components. The company has also introduced a roof hook designed for pitched roofs.

The global market for energy storage is set to reach unprecedented levels next year, with utility-scale projects leading the charge, according to BNEF.

GreenYellow Poland is equipping the CMC Andrychów pallet plant with a 653 kW array, cutting wood drying energy costs and underscoring the growing importance of PV in industrial operations.

The solar and storage markets in Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia, Slovenia and Albania are in their early stages but are expanding rapidly, supported by state programmes and EU funding. Don’t miss our upcoming investor newsletter on 10 December 2025 – sign up now.

The Austrian company is expanding its portfolio with heating rods that combine broad compatibility and high adaptability, offering operators more options for integration across different systems.

The Energy Transition Expo will open its doors from 4 to 6 March in Rimini, presenting a new exhibition layout, a broader range of topics and an even stronger international focus.

Exhibitors can now register early for the 2026 edition of EnergyDecentral and benefit from reduced fees until the end of November 2025, a full year ahead of the trade fair.

Despite abundant sunshine, Albania’s PV growth remains held back by bureaucracy, grid congestion and limited skilled labour. Professor Lorenc Malka outlines these challenges and explores potential solutions.

On the Danish island of Bornholm, a new project will demonstrate state-of-the-art energy storage technologies alongside an advanced energy management system, all from within an operational combined heat and power plant.

The transaction with Mirova, a subsidiary of  Natixis Investment Managers, keeps Juwi engaged as EPC and O&M contractor, with work on the Greek solar parks set to start in November.

Designed for private homes, the new electric water heaters from Austria Email combine smart control with capacities of 50, 80 or 100 litres.

Manufacturer EFT Energy Solutions has launched a new modular storage system for commercial and industrial applications, drawing on experience from the residential storage market. The solution offers rapid installation and flexible scalability.