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• ↓ Exus acquires 715 MW solar projects in US
• ↓ Foresight reaches financial close for Kondinin wind farm in Australia
• ↓ The energy transition is not far off, it is happening now: Scotland’s Stephen Gethins
• ↓ The Long Game on Energy Affordability in the US
• ↓ Lessons from India’s Transition to Electric Vehicles
• ↓ Philippines’ Grid Expansion: NGCP’s TDP 2026-50 targets a fully unified national grid
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"Exus Renewables North America has acquired four utility-scale solar projects in Louisiana and Wisconsin from ibV Energy Partners. The projects have a combined capacity of 715 MW and include the 310 MW Maple Grove Solar 1 and 2 projects in Wisconsin, and the 125 MW Bayou Teche and 280 MW Bayou Chicot projects in Louisiana. Exus will develop, construct and operate the projects, which are expected to approximately double its renewable energy portfolio."

"Foresight has reached financial close for the 130 MW first stage of the Kondinin wind farm in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt, securing A$430 million in debt financing. The financing has been provided by Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Deutsche Bank, HSBC and Westpac. The financial close will allow construction of stage 1 to begin."

"The message that I have received has been clear – that the energy sector, as a whole, is delivering the transformation we need and that Scotland is well placed with decades of experience, skills, expertise, infrastructure and the other necessary ingredients that place us at a competitive advantage. Now there’s no question that there are significant challenges. However, it has been good to hear about the transformation that is being delivered now and hearing the message that Scotland is a good place to invest and a good place to do business."

"As electricity costs rise and states make important decisions about energy affordability, the most successful approaches protect consumers today while continuing to invest in energy efficiency and clean energy resources that lower bills over time. As the war in Iran drives up energy prices and as heat waves blanket much of the country, Americans’ electricity bills are rising. Energy efficiency improvements are some of the most cost-effective tools available to help make homes more comfortable and lower household energy costs. But while these improvements save households money over time, their upfront costs make them an easy target for policymakers seeking to lower consumers’ energy bills in the short term."

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Exus acquires 715 MW solar projects in US

Foresight reaches financial close for Kondinin wind farm in Australia

The energy transition is not far off, it is happening now: Scotland’s Stephen Gethins

The Long Game on Energy Affordability in the US

Lessons from India’s Transition to Electric Vehicles

Philippines’ Grid Expansion: NGCP’s TDP 2026-50 targets a fully unified national grid