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Nvidia has released three new open artificial intelligence models, expanding its portfolio beyond chips into AI software. The models are openly available, allowing developers to inspect, adapt and build on them. Nvidia has been positioning itself as a full-stack AI company, and the release underscores its push to compete with open model efforts from rivals while reinforcing the ecosystem built around its hardware.
- 2Recurrent Energy launches 200-MWp solar farm in Spain▼Recurrent Energy powers up 200-MWp solar farm in Spain
Recurrent Energy has brought a 200-MWp solar farm online in Spain, expanding its renewable energy portfolio in Europe. The project adds significant generating capacity to Spain's fast-growing solar sector and marks another step in the company's utility-scale development pipeline. Details on offtake agreements or investment figures have not been disclosed.
- 3CleanChoice secures up to $85m facility for US solar platform▼CleanChoice unlocks up to USD-85m facility for US solar platform
CleanChoice Energy has obtained a credit facility of up to 85 million US dollars to support its US solar platform. The financing is expected to help fund the development of new solar capacity in the United States, expanding the company's clean energy portfolio as demand for renewable power continues to grow.
- 4Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John Takes Leave Amid Comment Allegations●Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John Takes Leave Over Inappropriate Comments Allegations
Australian Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John has stepped away from his parliamentary duties on leave following allegations that he made inappropriate comments. The move comes as the party and the Senate face fresh scrutiny over workplace conduct. Discussion is focused on the nature of the allegations, how the Greens will handle the matter, and what the leave means for his portfolio responsibilities.
- 5Helios Energy expands solar, wind and storage across Europe▼Helios Energy: Rapid expansion across Europe in solar, wind and BESS, backed by hands-on construction capabilities
Helios Energy is pressing ahead with rapid expansion across Europe, developing solar, wind and battery energy storage projects. The company says it backs development with hands-on construction capabilities, meaning it can build as well as plan its portfolio. The update was reported by Balkan Green Energy News, which covers energy projects in southeastern Europe and the wider region.
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Standard Solar has acquired a two-project portfolio from OneEnergy Renewables, adding new solar capacity to its growing nationwide portfolio. The deal continues a broader pattern of consolidation in the US solar industry, where larger developers and financiers have been absorbing project pipelines from smaller independent developers. Financial terms and the locations of the two projects were not disclosed in the initial announcement.
- 7Recurrent Energy launches 200 MWp Villameca solar project in Spain●Recurrent Energy Launches 200 MWp Villameca Solar Project in Castilla y León, Spain - News and Statistics
Recurrent Energy has launched the Villameca solar project, a 200 MWp installation in Castilla y León, Spain. The development adds to the region's growing portfolio of large-scale renewable energy capacity and reflects continued investment in Spanish solar power. Details on timelines, contractors and grid connection have not been widely reported yet.
- 8Aligned secures financing for 126-MW solar portfolio▼Aligned lands financing for 126-MW solar portfolio in Illinois, Maryland
Aligned has obtained financing for a 126-megawatt solar portfolio spanning projects in Illinois and Maryland. The deal supports the continued development and construction of utility-scale solar capacity across the two states, adding to growing US renewable energy buildout. The financing details and lenders involved were not disclosed, but the transaction signals continued investor appetite for US solar assets.
- 9Standard Solar acquires two Washington solar projects from OneEnergy▼Standard Solar acquires two Washington projects from OneEnergy
Standard Solar has acquired two solar projects in Washington state from developer OneEnergy. The deal adds to Standard Solar's growing portfolio of distributed generation and community solar assets, while allowing OneEnergy to recycle capital into new development. The move reflects continued consolidation in the US solar sector, where established owners are buying shovel-ready projects from independent developers amid strong demand for clean energy capacity.
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Cimic, the Australian subsidiary of Spanish construction group ACS, has been awarded a renewable electricity transmission project in Australia worth 295 million euros. The contract adds to the group's growing energy infrastructure portfolio and reinforces its push into renewable projects, drawing attention in Spain where the group's businesses, including Acciona-linked developments, are closely followed.
- 11Standard Solar acquires 15.8 MW of projects in Washington●Standard Solar buys 15.8 MW of solar projects in Washington
Standard Solar has purchased 15.8 MW of solar projects in Washington state, expanding its distributed generation portfolio. The deal, reported by Renewables Now, adds to the company's growing footprint in community and commercial-scale solar as demand for clean energy assets continues across the United States. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
- 12Standard Solar Acquires Two Washington Solar Projects from OneEnergy Renewables●Standard Solar Expands Washington Portfolio with Acquisition of Two Solar Projects from OneEnergy Renewables
Standard Solar has acquired two solar projects in Washington state from OneEnergy Renewables, expanding its clean energy portfolio in the region. The deal adds to Standard Solar's growing footprint across US community solar and distributed generation markets, while OneEnergy continues developing renewable projects for sale to long-term owners.