Globeleq, Africa's leading independent power company, acquires a majority stake in the Mocuba solar power plant in Mozambique, consolidating its position in the African energy sector. Once the deal is approved, Globeleq will own and operate the plant, significantly expanding its renewable energy portfolio in Africa.

Solar Alliance Energy Inc. reinforces its position as a leader in solar energy solutions with the signing of contracts for five projects in the southeastern United States. These projects, with capacities ranging from 40 kW to 113 kW, will represent an investment of $1.1 million.

China's solar exports grew a whopping 64% in 2022, reaching US$52 billion despite global trade tensions. Thanks to their cost competitiveness and expanding production capacity, Chinese solar modules continue to dominate international markets.

SUSI Partners acquires a majority stake in Encore, a company specialized in solar power plants and energy storage. This initiative is part of the favorable clean energy environment in the U.S. and is designed to strengthen Encore's transition as an independent power producer.

Enel North America chooses Inola, Oklahoma, to establish one of the largest solar photovoltaic manufacturing facilities in the United States. With an investment of more than $1 billion, the 3 GW annual capacity plant will create jobs and strengthen Enel's presence in the state.

Solar Alliance Energy Inc. strengthens its position in the Canadian solar market by announcing the acquisition of a growing solar company. This transaction expands Solar Alliance's footprint in the commercial and utility sectors with a profitable business with a strong backlog.

TotalEnergies obtains authorizations to develop 48 solar power plants in Spain, providing electricity to nearly 4 million people. These projects bring the company closer to its goal of 100 GW of renewable capacity by 2030.

rPlus Energies signs a major agreement with Idaho Power to build Pleasant Valley Solar, the largest solar plant contracted in the Idaho Power system. This 200 MW project will contribute to Meta's goal of using 100% renewable energy and will provide local economic benefits.

Kosovo is building a groundbreaking 150 megawatt (MW) solar farm to reduce its dependence on coal and promote renewable energy, with the support of international and local investors. This initiative aims to diversify the country's energy portfolio.