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RenewaNews
RenewaNews Briefing — September 25, 2026
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Today's briefing brings you 24 stories across energy storage, battery storage, green hydrogen and clean energy from the Global Renewables Market. Leading today: Power Electronics building 40 GW manufacturing campus in Houston - Solar Power World.
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Masdar ends 2025 with 45.8 GW in operation, construction
Masdar’s operating and under-construction portfolio underscores how large developers are scaling across multiple markets at once. For investors and utilities, the headline signals continued expansion in utility-scale renewables and a broader pipeline that can support long-term decarbonization and power supply growth.
Renewables Now
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India's Nava opens 100-MW solar power plant in Zambia
Nava has brought a utility-scale solar plant online in Zambia, adding new zero-carbon generation to a market that still needs more affordable power. The project also points to cross-border capital and project execution in Africa’s growing renewables buildout.
Renewables Now
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Oil giants defeat Michigan federal renewable-energy cartel claim over remote causation
A federal court decision in Michigan has knocked down a renewable-energy cartel theory tied to oil companies, which keeps the case from becoming a broader legal threat to clean-power markets. The headline points to litigation risk around how far renewable-energy claims can be stretched in antitrust disputes, rather than to a project or policy change.
ICLG
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Sponsored
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Just Planning sells Japanese solar business to Tokyu Land
Tokyu Land is taking over a Japanese solar business, which points to continued portfolio turnover in a market that still attracts institutional capital. The deal fits a broader pattern of asset recycling in solar, where developers and owners reshuffle projects as operating portfolios mature.
Renewables Now
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Burgenland Energie breaks ground on 210-MWh battery in Austria
Burgenland Energie is moving a large battery project into construction, adding utility-scale storage in Austria. The project points to more grid flexibility and better integration of renewable power, while also signaling continued investment in storage assets across Europe.
Renewables Now
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Homes evacuated after fire at lithium-ion battery storage area
A lithium-ion battery storage fire led to evacuations, underscoring the safety risks that can arise around storage sites even as they support grid flexibility and renewable integration. For developers and utilities, incidents like this can slow local acceptance and increase pressure for stronger siting, fire suppression, and emergency-response standards.
WSB-TV
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Power Electronics building 40 GW manufacturing campus in Houston
Power Electronics is expanding its US manufacturing footprint with a large Houston campus aimed at serving the solar and storage supply chain. The project points to stronger domestic production capacity for power conversion equipment, which can support faster deployment and reduce exposure to overseas supply bottlenecks.
Solar Power World
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