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The Netherlands is on track to deploy 79.9 GW of solar by 2035, according to analysis by London-based data analytics and consulting company GlobalData.
GlobalData expects the Netherlands to add 4.7 GW of solar this year, taking cumulative capacity to 33.3 GW. The analysts are then projecting that around 5.4 GW of solar will be added in 2026, followed by annual additions between 4.5 GW and 5 GW between 2027 and 2035.
This trajectory would see the Netherlands pass 50 GW of solar capacity during 2029, before reaching 75 GW sometime in 2034 and sitting just below 80 GW by the end of 2035.
During the next ten years, GlobalData expects solar will extend its position as the largest renewable energy source in the Netherlands. The consultancy is forecasting total renewable energy capacity in the country to stand at 111.7 GW by the end of 2035, up from 41.6 GW in 2024, representing a compound annual growth rate of 9.4% between 2024 and 2035.
Mohammed Ziauddin, a power analyst for GlobalData, said supportive instruments such as the SDE++ renewable energy subsidy scheme and the country’s National Energy and Climate Plan are catalyzing renewables growth in the country.
Ziauddin added that while the Netherlands is addressing bottlenecks in connecting new capacity via TenneT’s large-scale grid reinforcement program and the National Grid Congestion Action Programme, challenges around grid congestion persist.
Curtailment risks, rising network tariffs, negative electricity prices, the need to accelerate storage deployment and spatial planning for new solar and wind projects are among other ongoing challenges facing the country's renewables market.
“With solar scaling rapidly, steady onshore wind additions, and a strong offshore wind pipeline, the Netherlands is expected to build a much larger renewable base by 2035,” Ziauddin concluded. “Continued grid modernization, flexibility investment and streamlined permitting will be key to turning the current pipeline into operating capacity at pace.”
In October, the Dutch government announced it was planning to replace its SDE++ subsidy scheme with two-way contracts for difference to align with EU market reforms. The month prior, the Ministry of Climate and Green Growth and the Ministry of Housing and Spatial Planning proposed amendments to the Dutch Environmental Decree to accelerate permitting for transmission and distribution projects above 21 kV.
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Jakson Group Starts 6 Gw Ingot-To-Module Manufacturing Project In IndiaFrom pv magazine India
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The facility, to be built with an investment of more than INR 80 billion ($903 million), is described as the largest solar manufacturing initiative in Madhya Pradesh.
In Phase I, Jakson will establish a 3 GW solar cell line and a 4 GW module line, with backward integration into ingot and wafer production in later phases. The project aims to build a broader solar manufacturing ecosystem in the state by supporting supply chain and ancillary industry growth.
“[The project] reaffirms the success of our progressive and investor-friendly policies. The solar manufacturing hub at Maksi will create skilled jobs for our youth and position our state as the manufacturing and logistics center of India’s clean energy transition,” said Dr. Mohan Yadav, a Madhya Pradesh government official. “It reflects Madhya Pradesh’s strength as a growth-focused state with skilled talent and robust infrastructure, while advancing the nation’s vision of Aatmanirbhar Bharat [self-reliant India].”
Jakson Group already has a presence in the state through a 150-thousand-liters-per-day grain-based ethanol manufacturing plant in Balaghat.
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Ferc Oks Nrg’S 19 Gw Purchase Of Ls Power Gas-Fired, Demand Response AssetsThe Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Friday approved NRG Energy’s plan to buy 12.9 GW in gas-fired power plants, and a demand response company from LS Power in a roughly $12 billion deal, saying it wouldn’t hurt market competition.
FERC rejected calls by the PJM Interconnection’s market monitor to impose conditions on NRG designed to prevent it from exerting market power in PJM’s energy and capacity markets. Monitoring Analytics failed to show that NRG would be able to influence market prices after the deal is completed, FERC said.
Under the deal, NRG’s capacity in PJM would jump to 9.5 GW from 2.1 GW and NRG would own 2.2 GW in New York, up from 1.2 GW, according to the companies’ application at FERC. The Houston-based independent power producer will also acquire CPower, a commercial and industrial virtual power plant platform with 6 GW of capacity under contract, including about 4 GW in PJM, according to an investor presentation.
Once complete, the deal would roughly double NRG’s generating fleet. Besides the assets in PJM and New York, the transaction includes three power plants in Texas totaling nearly 2,060 MW and two power plants in New England totaling 940 MW.
NRG contends the U.S. power markets are in an “unprecedented supercycle,” after about 15 years of little demand growth. At the same time, new gas-fired generation generally cannot come online until the 2030s, partly due to supply chain and labor constraints as well as regulatory bottlenecks, according to the company.
NRG and LS Power expect to close the deal early next year. The transaction must be approved by the New York State Public Service Commission. As part of the deal, LS Power will receive about 11% of NRG’s outstanding stock and $6.4 billion in cash. NRG will assume about $3.2 billion in debt from LS Power.
The pending transaction follows NRG’s early-May purchase of Rockland Capital’s 738-MW stake in six gas-fired power plants in Texas for $560 million.
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The first step of that joint venture is to start work on four gas projects totaling around 5.4 GW for the ERCOT and PJM markets. During the call, Coben said a data center agreement is set to be announced sometime next year, but he declined to pin down an exact month or quarter for the announcement.
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Across PJM and ERCOT, NRG has expanded its data center customer portfolio with “150 MW of new premium long-term power agreements, bringing total contracted capacity to 445 MW,” Coben said.
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26 Gw Drives Change In Us PowerUSA: The United States added nearly 26 GW of new electric generating capacity between January and August 2025, according to the latest Energy Infrastructure Update by Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). This marks a notable increase from roughly 23 GW installed during the same period in 2024 and reflects a power sector undergoing rapid change.
Solar accounted for the largest share of new additions, with 19.09 GW installed across 505 units. The growth is supported by lower photovoltaic costs, improved supply chains and continued investment encouraged by federal incentives. Large projects, including a 517-MW solar and storage facility in Texas and a 280-MW project in Indiana, illustrate how development is expanding beyond traditional solar regions. The rise from 15 GW of solar additions in 2024 to more than 19 GW in 2025 suggests a maturing sector benefiting from faster interconnection processes in several markets.
Wind energy also showed steady progress. The United States added 3.78 GW of new wind capacity from 27 projects, compared with 2.78 GW in the same period last year. Texas remains a key contributor, supported by modern turbine technologies that improve efficiency and reduce maintenance needs. Wind continues to complement solar by providing output during periods when solar generation is lower.
Natural gas additions totalled 3.10 GW from 61 units. Although a smaller share of total new capacity, gas-fired facilities remain important for meeting peak demand and supplying flexible generation. Recent additions, such as projects in Indiana, North Dakota and Texas, reflect a shift toward smaller, fast-responding units rather than large baseload plants.
Looking ahead, FERC expects around 136 GW of “high probability” new capacity through August 2028. Renewables are projected to supply most of this growth, with natural gas remaining a secondary but strategic resource. As renewable deployment accelerates, the ability of the transmission system to integrate new capacity is becoming an increasingly central challenge for planners and regulators.
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The occasion was graced by Shri Pankaj Agarwal, Secretary (Power), Government of India, who attended as the Chief Guest. In his address, he praised NTPC for its significant contribution to the country’s development. He noted that NTPC’s journey over five decades has been filled with achievements that have strengthened the nation’s power sector. He highlighted that NTPC has taken bold steps in adopting innovative technologies such as coal gasification, carbon capture, and the conversion of carbon dioxide into green chemicals. He emphasized that NTPC is the only company in the country that has taken substantial initiatives in this direction, reflecting its commitment to future-ready power solutions.
Shri Gurdeep Singh, Chairman and Managing Director of NTPC, also spoke at the event and expressed his gratitude to employees and all stakeholders who have supported the company over the years. He shared that NTPC has aligned itself with India’s ambitious national energy goals and is now aiming higher in its own expansion plans. According to him, NTPC has revised its capacity targets from 130 gigawatts to 149 gigawatts by 2032 and further to 244 gigawatts by 2037. He explained that NTPC’s journey, which began with the commissioning of its first unit at Singrauli, has grown steadily across the country and has remained closely linked with India’s overall development.
A memorable part of the celebration was the felicitation of Ms. Sheetal Devi, a renowned para-archer, who was honored by both Shri Pankaj Agarwal and Shri Gurdeep Singh for her extraordinary achievements in sports. Her recognition added an inspiring touch to the event, underlining NTPC’s commitment to encouraging talent and promoting inclusivity.
The company also released its CSR Coffee Table Book titled ‘Samarthyam’ during the ceremony. The book showcases NTPC’s work in community development and its efforts to support inclusive and sustainable growth across various regions. This release further reflected the company’s dedication not only to power generation but also to contributing positively to society.
The celebration saw enthusiastic participation from employees, former employees, and their families, which demonstrated the strong bond within the NTPC community. The sense of unity and shared purpose was visible throughout the event. The evening concluded with a soulful live performance by renowned singer Rekha Bhardwaj, which added a warm and memorable ending to the Golden Jubilee celebration.
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The May 20, 2025 agreement covers up to ten companies; the acquisition of the remaining three entities—representing around 0.7 GW of wind projects—will close once outstanding conditions and legal requirements are met. With full ownership of the solar project companies, Ecopetrol now adds more than 0.6 GW of solar capacity to its portfolio and will begin integrating these entities into the Group structure.
This acquisition advances Ecopetrol’s 2040 “Energy that Transforms” strategy, supporting its decarbonization goals and strengthening low-emission power generation for self-consumption while complementing its core oil and gas operations.
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Netherlands Forecast To Reach 79.9 Gw Of Solar By 2035The Netherlands is on track to deploy 79.9 GW of solar by 2035, according to analysis by London-based data analytics and consulting company GlobalData.
GlobalData expects the Netherlands to add 4.7 GW of solar this year, taking cumulative capacity to 33.3 GW. The analysts are then projecting that around 5.4 GW of solar will be added in 2026, followed by annual additions between 4.5 GW and 5 GW between 2027 and 2035.
This trajectory would see the Netherlands pass 50 GW of solar capacity during 2029, before reaching 75 GW sometime in 2034 and sitting just below 80 GW by the end of 2035.
During the next ten years, GlobalData expects solar will extend its position as the largest renewable energy source in the Netherlands. The consultancy is forecasting total renewable energy capacity in the country to stand at 111.7 GW by the end of 2035, up from 41.6 GW in 2024, representing a compound annual growth rate of 9.4% between 2024 and 2035.
Mohammed Ziauddin, a power analyst for GlobalData, said supportive instruments such as the SDE++ renewable energy subsidy scheme and the country’s National Energy and Climate Plan are catalyzing renewables growth in the country.
Ziauddin added that while the Netherlands is addressing bottlenecks in connecting new capacity via TenneT’s large-scale grid reinforcement program and the National Grid Congestion Action Programme, challenges around grid congestion persist.
Curtailment risks, rising network tariffs, negative electricity prices, the need to accelerate storage deployment and spatial planning for new solar and wind projects are among other ongoing challenges facing the country's renewables market.
“With solar scaling rapidly, steady onshore wind additions, and a strong offshore wind pipeline, the Netherlands is expected to build a much larger renewable base by 2035,” Ziauddin concluded. “Continued grid modernization, flexibility investment and streamlined permitting will be key to turning the current pipeline into operating capacity at pace.”
In October, the Dutch government announced it was planning to replace its SDE++ subsidy scheme with two-way contracts for difference to align with EU market reforms. The month prior, the Ministry of Climate and Green Growth and the Ministry of Housing and Spatial Planning proposed amendments to the Dutch Environmental Decree to accelerate permitting for transmission and distribution projects above 21 kV.
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The current growth trajectory suggests a potential contraction for the full year compared with 2024, when installations reached 6.8 GW. Annual additions totaled 5.23 GW in 2023, 2.48 GW in 2022 and 0.94 GW in 2021.
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The agreement aims to jointly develop up to 2 GW of wind and wind–solar hybrid projects across multiple Indian states over the next three years.
This collaboration brings together KP Group’s deep expertise in project development and Balance of Plant (BoP) with Senvion’s proven turbine technology, enabling faster, more efficient, and bankable renewable energy project execution. Together, both partners aim to deliver an integrated, customer-focused solution that ensures speed, reliability, and accountability throughout the value chain.
Under this arrangement,KP Groupwill take the lead in site identification and development, encompassing land acquisition, statutory permits and approvals, and complete BoP execution, including civil works, internal roads, foundations, electrical systems, and grid evacuation up to interconnection points.
Senvion Indiawill serve as the wind turbine generator supplier for the identified projects, with project-specific supply contracts executed accordingly.
Dr. Faruk G. Patel, Founder and CMD, KP Group,said, “This partnership with Senvion marks another milestone in KP Group’s journey towards driving India’s renewable transition with speed and scale. By combining our proven project development and execution capabilities with Senvion’s advanced turbine technology, we are poised to accelerate the creation of high-quality, bankable wind and hybrid assets — delivering sustainable value to our stakeholders and contributing meaningfully to the nation’s green energy goals.”
Mr. Amit Kansal, CEO s MD, Senvion India,said, “This multi-year framework is about making execution simpler and more predictable. By pairing KP Group’s development and BoP strengths with Senvion’s made-in-India turbine platforms, customers get a seamless, turnkey-like path from planning to generation.”
Mr. Jamal Wadi, Chairman, Senvion,said, “This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to India’s renewable energy ambitions. By leveraging complementary strengths, we aim to deliver projects that combine technical excellence with sustainable impact. Partnerships like these are essential to building a resilient clean energy ecosystem, and we look forward to working closely with KPI Energy to create long-term value for all stakeholders.”
Senvion India is one of the leading turbine manufacturers in the wind energy sector. Senvion India has been present in India since 2016 with a dedicated and world-class RCD setup, and today, the company has expanded operations to engage over 1200 resources across the value chain in India. Since its establishment, Senvion India has been actively involved in the development and installation of wind energy projects across the country.
With a strong focus on innovation and sustainability, Senvion India has played a crucial role in promoting clean energy solutions and supporting India’s transition towards a greener future. Senvion India has successfully installed its 120-, 130- and 140-meter rotor turbines in India, which are some of the best technologies for the Indian wind regime. By harnessing the power of the wind, Senvion aims to create a greener world for generations to come.
Established in 1994, by Dr. Faruk G. Patel, KP Group has grown into a multi-faceted conglomerate with core expertise in renewable energy, infrastructure, and innovation. Over the past three decades, the group has championed sustainability by spearheading transformative projects in wind, solar, hybrid energy, Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) and green hydrogen, thereby contributing to India’s green energy mission. With a strong portfolio of renewable energy projects, KP Group has earned a reputation as a trusted partner for companies committed to reducing their carbon footprint. The group remains steadfast in its mission to contribute meaningfully to India’s energy transition while setting new benchmarks in the renewable energy sector.
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