NeoVolta Inc. has secured its first purchase order from Luminia LLC, valued at approximately $1.9 million, for 40 NVGAIN-125K261 battery storage systems. This transaction marks a significant milestone in their strategic collaboration, aimed at enhancing NeoVolta's position in the commercial and industrial energy storage market, amidst rising demand for certified solutions.

Atiaia Renováveis has launched a 170 MW solar complex in Brazil, enhancing the nation’s utility-scale renewable energy capacity. This project meets rising electricity demand, supports Brazil's clean energy transition, and includes necessary infrastructure for reliable grid integration. It reinforces Brazil's position as a leader in large-scale solar energy development.

Arevon Energy, Inc. has commenced construction on the Cormorant Energy Storage Project in Daly City, California. This $600 million facility will have a capacity of 250 MW and 1,000 MWh, supplying power to around 321,000 homes. With community engagement initiatives, Arevon aims to enhance local economies and support California's clean energy goals.

Ignacio S. Galán, Executive Chairman of Iberdrola, stated in an ElEconomista interview that the geopolitical and energy crisis minimally affects the company. He emphasized the need for investment in electricity infrastructure to support Europe's electrification, highlighting plans to invest €40 billion in the U.S. and U.K. by 2028 for modernization and renewable projects.

The Solar Energy Corporation of India has completed an auction for 17.77 MW of rooftop solar projects on government buildings in Puducherry, with Tariffs set at ₹4.11 per kWh. Potaliya Petrochemicals and Kishan Infrastructure Industries won contracts for 15 MW and 2.768 MW, respectively, under the RESCO model.

Rays Power Infra Limited has secured a contract to develop a 200 MW round-the-clock renewable energy project for Indian Railways, adding ₹5,000 crore to its order book. The project, combining over 700 MW of solar and wind capacity with 1,000 MWh battery storage, aims for completion by June 2028, enhancing grid stability and reliability.

On March 25, 2026, JSERC issued orders on JUSNL's operational and financial plans, emphasizing a Multi-Year Tariff control starting April 2026. The approved Aggregate Revenue Requirement for 2026-27 is lower than requested. JSERC focused on infrastructure development and public participation, ensuring transparency and timely project completion for future electricity demand growth.

Bondada Engineering Limited has established a new subsidiary, BONDADA DINESH SPV PRIVATE LIMITED, as a Special Purpose Vehicle to oversee a project from Maharashtra State Power Generation Company. Holding a 51 percent stake, the SPV will focus on renewable energy, including solar operations and energy storage. The move aligns with Bondada's strategy to enhance efficiency in the energy sector.

Atiaia Renováveis has launched a 170 MW solar complex in Brazil, enhancing the nation’s utility-scale renewable energy capacity. This project meets rising electricity demand, supports Brazil's clean energy transition, and includes necessary infrastructure for reliable grid integration. It reinforces Brazil's position as a leader in large-scale solar energy development.

Axpo has signed a power purchase agreement with McDonald's franchises in Spain to provide renewable electricity from a new 200 MWp solar complex in León. The deal will supply approximately 83 GWh of solar energy annually, supporting McDonald's sustainability goals, including climate neutrality by 2050. This initiative is part of McDonald's broader environmental strategy.

Sungrow has partnered with ENEVO Group to execute energy storage projects in Romania, totaling 1 GWh. The collaboration includes a two-phase rollout, comprising 440 MWh and 560 MWh solutions featuring Sungrow’s advanced PowerTitan system. This agreement underscores Sungrow’s role in enhancing renewable energy infrastructure and Europe’s growing demand for energy storage solutions.

Eskom has extended the registration deadline for residential solar systems amid public criticism and industry backlash, providing temporary relief for users dealing with energy challenges. However, concerns remain over Eskom's requirement for grid-connected systems to register under the "Homeflex" tariff, with critics arguing it's unnecessary and complicates solar adoption.

The Private Infrastructure Development Group has allocated €4.3 million to support Afreenergy Solar in expanding solar and battery storage in Senegal. This investment aims to deploy 30 MW of solar capacity and 10 MWh of battery systems, primarily for commercial and industrial sectors, improving energy reliability and reducing costs.

Côte d'Ivoire has achieved a milestone in renewable energy with the Sokhoro solar project, boasting a 52 MWp capacity. Utilizing a unique financing model and green bonds, it aims to supply power to 370,000 people and reduce carbon emissions by 41,000 tonnes annually. The project will create over 600 jobs and support national renewable energy goals.

Malawi's Mozambique-Malawi Power Interconnection Project is nearing completion, expected to be operational by mid-2026. This 218-kilometer high-voltage line will connect Malawi to the Southern African Power Pool, allowing electricity trade and reducing dependence on hydropower. The project aims to enhance electricity availability, stimulate economic growth, and foster regional cooperation.

Empower's board approved a cash dividend of AED 0.075 per share for the second half of 2025, totaling AED 0.15 for the year. This reflects the company's strong financial health and commitment to shareholders. Empower's focus on energy-efficient cooling systems, amid rising demand, supports sustainability and positions it as a market leader.

Jinko Solar has successfully supplied a 17.5 MWp solar power plant in Egypt with partners including Misr Beni Suef Cement Co. This project aids the cement industry's transition to renewable energy, supporting carbon emission reduction. Utilizing advanced N-Type TopCon Tiger Neo modules, it ensures efficient power generation in challenging conditions, showcasing Jinko's commitment to sustainability.

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Southeast Asia's power markets are managing geopolitical tensions with an emphasis on energy security in long-term planning, according to Wood Mackenzie. While regulated pricing protects from immediate shocks, rising gas prices are anticipated to affect tariffs, particularly in Singapore and the Philippines. Future shifts towards diversified energy systems and nuclear ambitions are expected due to sustained market volatility.

FedEx has enhanced its renewable energy initiatives in the Asia Pacific by launching a solar installation at its Shanghai hub, becoming the first logistics firm at Shanghai Pudong Airport to generate on-site solar power. The project aims to reduce emissions significantly and supports the company's broader sustainability efforts across the region.

As of March 2026, China's photovoltaic industry shows robust growth, led by Sungrow with a market cap of 338.66 billion yuan. TBEA and LONGi follow, emphasizing the importance of inverters and solar modules. A diverse range of smaller firms complements the market, reinforcing China’s global leadership in renewable energy and innovation.

EIB Global has partnered with Techcombank to establish a €200 million credit line aimed at promoting Vietnam’s green economy and facilitating climate action. This initiative supports the country’s goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, offering financial backing for renewable energy projects and enhancing sustainable practices in the financial sector.

Kyocera Corporation and Cosmo Energy Holdings have formed a strategic partnership to exchange solar and wind energy, addressing the variability of renewable sources. By balancing their power portfolios, they aim to provide a steady supply of clean electricity. This collaboration reflects Japan's move toward carbon neutrality and encourages cooperation in the energy sector.