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RenewaNews
RenewaNews Briefing — October 13, 2026
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Today's briefing brings you 19 stories across battery storage, renewable energy, green hydrogen and solar power from the Global Renewables Market. Leading today: Adani Green's 6.63 GWh Khavda Installation Shows How Single-Site BESS Can Capture Over Half a National Market.
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France awards about 1.2 GW in two solar tenders
France's latest solar tenders add another sizeable tranche of utility-scale capacity to the pipeline. The awards support near-term project development and reinforce how auction-backed procurement continues to drive solar buildout in Europe.
Renewables Now
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‘India on track to have 100GW wind power capacity by 2030; 8GW to be added in 2026’
India’s wind buildout is still on a scale that matters for the power mix, especially if annual additions continue to ramp. A larger domestic wind fleet should support cleaner electricity supply and reduce reliance on fossil generation, but the pace of delivery will determine how much of the 2030 target turns into real grid capacity.
WION
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PHL clean-energy expansion risks oversupply, ACEN says
The piece points to a supply-demand imbalance in the Philippines clean-energy buildout. For developers and utilities, that raises the risk of weaker project economics, slower absorption of new capacity, and more pressure to match additions with grid readiness and demand growth.
BusinessWorld Online
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UK eyes $1.6B for SE Asia climate projects
The UK’s pledge points to more cross-border capital for clean-power and climate infrastructure in Southeast Asia. For developers and investors, that kind of financing can help move projects from plans to bankable deals, especially where grid upgrades and project risk still slow deployment.
The Manila Times
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Shoreham Port selects UrbanChain as new renewable energy partner
Shoreham Port is adding a new renewable energy partner, which points to continued decarbonization work in port operations and local energy supply. The significance is less about scale than about how ports are looking for practical clean-power arrangements that can cut operating emissions and support longer-term energy cost stability.
Renewables Now
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Sponsored
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Evonith Steel to power Maharashtra ops with solar from Sunsure
Evonith Steel is adding solar power to its Maharashtra operations through a deal with Sunsure. The arrangement points to more industrial renewable procurement in India and shows how corporate buyers are using clean power to cut costs and emissions while improving supply certainty.
Renewables Now
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India’s ALMM solar cell capacity rises to 37.8 GW
India’s ALMM-linked solar cell manufacturing base has grown further, which matters for domestic supply security and the pace of local solar deployment. More cell capacity should help reduce reliance on imports and support project execution under India’s renewable buildout, although actual impact will depend on conversion capacity, costs, and bankability across the supply chain.
Renewables Now
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Akamai inks VPPA for 13 MWp of Singapore's rooftop solar arrays
Akamai is buying clean power attributes from rooftop solar in Singapore through a virtual power purchase agreement. The deal points to continued corporate demand for distributed solar in Asia and gives developers another route to monetize urban rooftop projects.
Renewables Now
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Governor's energy plan promotes community solar
The governor’s plan putting community solar at the center suggests a push to broaden access to distributed clean power, not just utility-scale buildout. If the plan turns into policy, it could add local project opportunities and give households and small businesses a lower-friction way to participate in the solar market.
WVTF
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Upward trend in the cost of green H₂ halted for the time being
Green hydrogen costs are no longer rising for now, which matters for project developers and industrial buyers trying to gauge bankability and offtake risk. The headline points to a temporary easing in a cost curve that has been under pressure from equipment, power, and financing expenses.
energate messenger english edition
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Foxconn partners on Taiwan-made battery storage systems for 2027 rollout
Foxconn is moving from electronics assembly deeper into energy hardware by backing battery storage systems made in Taiwan for a 2027 launch. The development matters because it adds another manufacturing route for storage supply at a time when grid flexibility and local sourcing are becoming more important to deployment plans.
digitimes
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