|
RenewaNews
RenewaNews Briefing — November 13, 2026
|
|
Today's briefing brings you 12 stories across battery storage, green hydrogen, renewable energy and offshore from the Global Renewables Market. Leading today: Grid Bottlenecks Now Primary Constraint on Global Clean Energy Transition.
|
|
Turkey signs USD-15bn Chinese renewables investment MoU
Turkey is signaling a large potential inflow of Chinese capital into its renewables sector through a memorandum of understanding. The deal matters less for the paper itself than for what it suggests about project pipelines, foreign financing, and Turkey’s effort to expand clean-power buildout.
Renewables Now
|
|
ACEN to supply clean power to Filipino ham, sausage firm
ACEN is expanding beyond generation into the corporate clean-power market by supplying renewable electricity to a Filipino food manufacturer. Deals like this help lock in demand for clean power and give industrial customers a way to cut emissions without building their own assets.
Renewables Now
|
|
Swiss govt rejects popular initiative on solar energy
Switzerland’s decision signals that a popular push for faster solar expansion has hit a political limit, even as the country still needs more domestic generation to support decarbonization and winter reliability. The rejection may slow or reshape near-term solar policy, leaving developers to rely more on existing incentive channels and market-based project economics.
Renewables Now
|
|
ACME Solar Commissions Additional 66.68 MW Solar Capacity at Rajasthan Hybrid Project
ACME Solar has brought more solar capacity online at its Rajasthan hybrid site, adding to a project that appears designed to combine generation sources and improve output consistency. The development fits the ongoing buildout of utility-scale solar in India, where hybrid projects can help make renewable power more reliable and easier to integrate into the grid.
Machine Maker
|
|
Sponsored
|
|
Mercedes-Benz Secures Green Hydrogen for Eco-Friendly Steel Production
Mercedes-Benz is tying its steel supply chain to green hydrogen, which points to a deeper push to cut emissions in one of industry’s hardest-to-abate inputs. If the Namibia pilot scales, it could support demand for low-carbon iron and show how automakers can influence upstream decarbonization beyond vehicle assembly.
Fuel Cells Works
|
|
Qair cuts ribbon on first 20MW phase of French green hydrogen facility
Qair’s first operating phase in France adds another concrete green-hydrogen asset to Europe’s project pipeline. A 20MW launch is modest on its own, but it shows the move from announcement to real production, which matters for offtake confidence, electrolyzer supply chains, and the pace of industrial decarbonization.
Hydrogen Insight
|
|
SkyNRG, partner advance 130,000-tpa Swedish eSAF project to FEED
SkyNRG and its partner have moved a Swedish sustainable aviation fuel project into FEED, which is a sign the project is getting closer to a bankable development phase. For the aviation sector, this matters because eSAF projects need offtake, financing, and technical de-risking before they can scale.
Renewables Now
|
|
Oman signs green hydrogen deals at COP31 in Türkiye
Oman is using COP31 to advance its green hydrogen agenda through new deals, which points to continued policy and commercial momentum for the sector. The immediate significance is not just diplomatic visibility but the chance to move projects closer to bankable offtake, investment, and eventual export supply.
Energy Monitor
|
|
Greece selects hundreds of battery storage projects totaling 4.7 GW
Greece’s selection of a large battery storage pipeline points to faster grid flexibility buildout as more variable renewables come online. The scale suggests storage is moving from a niche add-on to a core part of system planning and project development in the market.
Balkan Green Energy News
|
|
