Inox Clean Energy Limited has acquired U.S.-based Boviet Solar Technology LLC's assets through its subsidiary, Inox Solar Americas LLC, expanding into the U.S. solar manufacturing market. The deal includes a 3 GW operational facility and another 3 GW expected by 2026, valued at around USD 750 million, aiming for a significant renewable energy presence.

Clearway Energy Group has launched the 320 MW Honeycomb Energy Center in Utah, a $600 million battery storage project that enhances the local power grid and economy. It includes four 80 MW systems, provides reliable energy, creates jobs, and benefits the community through tax revenues, local hiring, and a donation to support homelessness initiatives.

SolarEdge Technologies reported Q1 2026 financial results, showing 46% year-over-year revenue growth, totaling $310.5 million, despite a 7.4% quarter-over-quarter decline. The company achieved profit improvements, with expectations of near break-even operating profitability by mid-Q2. SolarEdge is focusing on its Nexis platform and AI-based energy solutions.

DP World has launched a solar power facility at its logistics hub in the Dominican Republic, aiming to cut carbon emissions and enhance sustainable logistics. The 5,120 kW installation is projected to lower annual emissions by over 3,500 tons, supply 10% of the terminal's electricity, and reduce fossil fuel dependency by nearly 15%.

GK Energy reported robust FY2025–26 results, with revenues rising 40% to ₹1,532.54 crore and profit after tax up 51.1% to ₹201.27 crore. The company deployed over 61,000 renewable systems, significantly enhancing its financial position. GK Energy emphasizes growth through government initiatives and a scalable, decentralized operational model for clean energy in rural India.

AXITEC Energy India Pvt. Ltd., via partner UNO Power, has supplied solar modules for a 120 kW installation by Mahameru Impex in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. Utilizing AXITEC’s high-efficiency G12R modules, the project aims to enhance renewable energy adoption, reduce carbon emissions, and improve sustainability in India's commercial sector.

The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) ruled in favor of ACME Cleantech Solutions in a dispute with Central Transmission Utility of India Limited (CTUIL) regarding a 400 MW renewable energy project. The CERC reinstated ACME's connectivity status, allowing its switch from solar to wind power, amidst administrative delays from CTUIL.

The Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission has introduced the Grid Interactive Battery Energy Storage System Regulations, 2026, to enhance grid reliability and support renewable energy integration. The framework allows various deployment models, covers project registration procedures, and emphasizes safety and compliance, facilitating both competitive procurement and consumer participation in energy storage.

FTC Solar is positioning itself as a leader in the utility-scale solar sector by addressing challenges like installation delays and rising costs. Its 1P Pioneer tracker enhances efficiency and adaptability, providing tailored solutions for clients. Backed by strong customer support and integrated digital tools, FTC Solar aims to optimise project performance and lifecycle management.

E-methanol from Denmark's Kassø Power-to-X facility has been successfully converted into gasoline, showcasing its viability as a renewable feedstock for traditional fuels. With significant potential for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, this e-methanol production supports various industries while facilitating the adoption of renewable fuels in existing infrastructure.

British Solar Renewables has acquired the consented Berden Solar Farm near Bishop’s Stortford, Essex, adding a 56 MWp solar project to its portfolio. Scheduled to generate nearly 60 GWh of clean electricity annually, it has secured a 20-year Contract for Difference. The project supports the UK's renewable energy transition and agricultural practices.

The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) approved a National Free Basic Electricity (NFBE) rate of 238.60 cents per kilowatt-hour for the 2026/27 financial year, effective from July 1, 2026. The program aims to help low-income households, but faces implementation challenges, prompting the establishment of a review panel for improvement.

African Rainbow Energy (ARE) has increased its stake in the SOLA Group from 41% to 83%, gaining majority control and enhancing its influence in South Africa's renewable energy market. This acquisition, valued at over R20 billion, positions ARE as a key player in developing sustainable energy solutions, supporting the country's transition to low-carbon initiatives.

Redefine Properties is enhancing its renewable energy efforts by increasing its solar power capacity to 62.23MWp, a 7.2% rise from last year. The majority comes from retail sites, contributing nearly 48MWp. The company is also utilizing energy wheeling, with plans for further expansion, promising significant savings and reduced carbon emissions.

Guinea is launching a major renewable energy initiative with a contract for a 50 MWp solar photovoltaic power plant in Kindia, valued at €192 million. Developed by VINCI Energies Guinea, this project aims to diversify energy sources, enhance infrastructure, create jobs, and integrate solar with existing hydroelectric resources, promoting sustainable energy growth.

Kuwait is progressing in its clean energy transition with a 1.1 GW solar power project set for announcement in June 2026. The project, essential for enhancing renewable energy capacity and reducing fossil fuel reliance, follows a tender process involving major global companies. This initiative supports Kuwait’s goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2060.

Larsen & Toubro has secured significant EPC orders for its Power Transmission & Distribution business in the Middle East, involving the construction of vital substations to enhance electricity reliability amid rising power demand. These contracts, valued at ₹1,000 to ₹2,500 crore, underline L&T's global presence and commitment to modern energy infrastructure.

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) reported record financial results for Q1 2026, with revenues of AED 6.45 billion, an 8.18% annual increase. Net profit surged 90% to AED 0.94 billion, driven by high demand and strong operational performance. DEWA also expanded its renewable energy capacity, supporting Dubai’s sustainability goals.

ACWA Power reported strong Q1 2026 financial and operational performance, with total assets at SAR 455 billion. The company made significant progress in renewable energy and green hydrogen projects, leading to stable net profit growth. ACWA Power focuses on sustainability, innovation, and expanding its global presence under Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 program.

Department of Energy Secretary Sharon S. Garin has directed the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines to resolve transmission issues causing power plant disruptions in Luzon and Visayas. Following significant outages, the DOE is monitoring recovery efforts, with instructions to expedite restoration operations and coordinate with utilities to mitigate consumer impact.

GHD has been appointed as the Owner's Engineer for a 440 MWp solar power project in Ilagan City, Philippines, developed by TotalEnergies and Nextnorth. Spanning 330 hectares, it aims to support the country's renewable energy goals, facilitating sustainable energy infrastructure and ensuring high execution standards through various engineering and supervisory roles.

As the International Maritime Organization aims for net-zero emissions by 2050, South Korea is focusing on port electrification to transform ports into energy centers. This strategy could reduce maritime emissions if renewable energy sources are utilized effectively. Challenges include centralized electricity management and a lack of data on port energy demand. Legal reforms and pilot projects for electric vessels are recommended to enhance clean energy integration and port modernization.

Green Finance Week: Asia 2026 concluded successfully in Singapore, attracting over 100 decision-makers and expert speakers. The event focused on green finance and energy transition, highlighted by keynote insights on institutional capital's role in clean energy. Discussions addressed key themes and showcased awards for excellence in sustainability and innovation across the sector.