‘Stable’ Irish renewable market has space for PPAs and CfDs
The Irish renewable energy market is ‘stable, with a regular cadence of activity,’ according to the BNRG Group’s David Maguire.
The Irish renewable energy market is ‘stable, with a regular cadence of activity,’ according to the BNRG Group’s David Maguire.
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Global corporate solar financing reached US$11.1 billion across 53 deals in the first quarter of 2026, according to Mercom.
The European Commission has reportedly banned EU funds from supporting energy projects using Chinese-made inverters.
ILOS Projects has upsized its structured credit facility to €450 million, as it targets more than 2GW of solar PV and BESS capacity across Europe by 2028.
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Iberdrola is set to acquire a 42MW solar PV plant in Lazio, Italy, taking its total installed renewable capacity in the country to 400MW.
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Polish independent power producer (IPP) R.Power Renewables has secured project financing to support an 80MW solar PV project in Poland.