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RenewaNews
RenewaNews Briefing — October 21, 2026
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Today's briefing brings you 14 stories across battery storage, renewable energy, green hydrogen and solar power from the Global Renewables Market. Leading today: Ørsted completes 600MWh BESS, Econonergy connects 120MWh battery storage in Scotland - Trending Now Sustainable Construction.
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Visalia to procure 60 GWh of renewable energy p/a from Encavis
Visalia is locking in a renewable power supply from Encavis, which points to continued demand from municipal or local buyers for contracted clean electricity. Deals like this help support project revenues and give offtakers a clearer path to lower-carbon power procurement.
Renewables Now
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Argentina's 360Energy commissions 13.4-MW solar farm in Brazil
360Energy has brought a utility-scale solar asset into operation in Brazil, a sign of continued cross-border investment in Latin American renewables. Commissioning adds operating capacity to the region and can help improve supply diversity as solar buildout expands.
Renewables Now
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European Energy signs 30-year agreements for three Aussie projects
European Energy securing 30-year agreements for three Australian projects points to long-dated revenue backing for development in a market that still needs bankable offtake structures. Deals like this support project financing and signal continued demand for utility-scale clean power in Australia.
Renewables Now
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Sumitomo expects Uzbek solar projects to start up in 2027, 2028 (Exclusive)
Sumitomo is outlining a longer-build solar pipeline in Uzbekistan, with startup timing now pushed into 2027 and 2028. The project matters for Central Asia because it signals continued utility-scale solar development in a market that is still building out its clean-power base and grid integration capacity.
Trend News Agency
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Gov. Evers, PSC give out $11.5 million for clean energy projects
Wisconsin is directing public money toward clean-energy projects, which suggests state support for local deployment rather than just broad policy talk. The practical impact will depend on whether the grants back solar, storage, efficiency, or other projects that can lower costs and improve reliability.
Spectrum News
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Riga port, Korean firm plan green methanol plant in Latvia
Riga port and the Korean partner are moving ahead with a green methanol plant in Latvia, which points to growing interest in e-fuels for shipping and industrial decarbonization. The project also adds to the region’s clean-fuel pipeline, but its market impact will depend on financing, offtake, and how quickly it can be built.
Renewables Now
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Bulgaria starts construction of 300 MWh Tesla battery storage
Bulgaria has begun construction of a large battery storage system, a sign that grid-scale storage is moving from planning into execution in central and eastern Europe. Projects like this can help balance more renewable power on the grid and support reliability as solar and wind capacity grows.
CEEnergynews
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