Hydro Rein and Opplysningsvesenets fond are creating a joint solar company, Geisli Energi AS, with the aim of developing seven solar projects totalling 655 MW in Norway, thus strengthening the country's growing green energy sector.

Rio Tinto plans the largest solar power plant in Northern Canada to power its Diavik diamond mine until its closure in 2029, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability. Despite indirect emissions challenges, the company is pursuing its decarbonization initiatives with a view to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.

The World Bank is to finance 1,000 solar mini-grids in Nigeria, in partnership with the government, to solve the problem of access to electricity. Currently, the country has a population of over 200 million, but produces only a fraction of its electrical capacity, leaving many households dependent on gasoline and diesel generators.

Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited reinforces its commitment to renewable energy with purchase agreements for 350 MW of solar projects, playing a key role in meeting the state's energy targets and helping to reduce CO2 emissions.

Community solar installations in the United States declined by 6% in 2022 and by 13% in the first quarter of 2023. Despite these challenges, optimistic forecasts for community solar capacity to 2028 are emerging, with potential growth of 13% or a decline of 24% from baseline scenarios, according to joint reports from Wood Mackenzie and CSSA.

Vena Energy celebrates a significant breakthrough in renewable energy with the launch of the 'Nanao' solar project, a major project in Japan, powering thousands of homes with clean energy, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and embodying the commitment to carbon neutrality.

Power Capital Renewable Energy chooses Voltalia to build and manage 230 MW solar power plants in Ireland, marking an important step for both companies in the country's energy transition.

Committed to sustainable energy, Idex has been building a strong partnership with VOLTEC Solar since 2020, joining forces to offer turnkey solar installations based on high-quality French solar panels. This partnership contributes to a genuine European and French solar energy industry.

Sunly and Alseva have signed an agreement to build a solar park in Barkava, Latvia, scheduled to be operational in early 2024. This initiative opens up new development opportunities in the renewable energies sector for both companies.