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Turkey set to host COP31 after reaching compromise with Australia

The COP31 climate meeting is now expected to be held in Turkey after Australia dropped its bid to host the annual event.

GE Vernova wins Taiwan repower contract

GE Vernova has secured its first onshore wind repower upgrade contract outside the United States with a deal to supply 25 repower upgrade kits to Taiwan Power Company, according to the company.

South Korea to phase out coal, ramp up renewables, in new blow to Australian exporters

South Korea will phaseout coal by the 2040s with an announcement at COP30 that the largest two-way trading partner will be joining a 60-strong bloc of countries working to end use of the fossil fuel.

SunCable aims to deliver its first “firmed” power from Australia biggest solar project by end of decade

SunCable, the developer of what it says will be Australia’s largest solar and battery storage project, hopes to deliver the first power from its massive facility to industrial customers by the end of the decade.

South Korea’s next offshore wind auction ‘under consultation’

South Korea’s Ministry of Climate and Energy has said “consultations are underway with the relevant authorities” to determine the best time for a new offshore wind auction.

HyfloWind Float from SHI Receives ABS Approval

Concrete-Based Steel Composite Design Aims to Optimize Production Costs for Offshore Wind Industry

Acciona to build 1GWh battery in Chile

Acciona Energia has announced plans to install a 200MW/1GWh battery energy storage system (BESS) at its 238MWp Malgarida photovoltaic complex in Chile’s Atacama Desert.

MunmuBaram clears key marine safety milestone

MunmuBaram has completed the Marine Traffic Safety Examination (MTSE), marking a major regulatory milestone in the progression of its 750MW floating offshore wind project toward full permitting and construction.

Global floating wind capacity rises 13% in a year

Global floating offshore wind capacity has grown by 13% over the past year to 277MW, according to RenewableUK’s latest EnergyPulse Insights Floating Offshore Wind report.

GWEC urges Japan to reform offshore wind auctions

Japan must urgently reform its offshore wind auction system and establish a public-private forum to guide policy and investment if it is to regain momentum in its clean energy transition, according to a new white paper by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and renewable energy consultancy OWC.

Elon Musk gets his trillion dollar payday, keeps control of his “tens of billions” robot army

Tesla CEO Elon Musk seems destined to become the world’s first trillionaire after shareholders approved his controversial pay-deal with the company that could be worth $US1 trillion ($A1.5 trillion) in company stock.

Ember predicts record renewables surge in 2025

Ember said the world is on track to add record renewable capacity again in 2025.

Saudi Arabia awards 4.5GW solar and wind projects

Saudi Arabia has awarded 4500MW of wind and solar capacity worth more than SAR9bn under the sixth phase of its National Renewable Energy Program.

SunCable eyes new giant solar and battery precinct at Muckaty to meet data centre demand

SunCable is seeking approval to build solar and battery arrays at the famous Muckaty station in the Northern Territory, which it says has potential to host up to 20 gigawatts of capacity to meet surging demand from data centres.

Tilt poised to break Australia’s year-long wind drought after landing new PPA and banking deal

Tilt Renewables is poised to break Australia’s year-long wind investment drought after landing another major off take deal for one of its wind projects, and a multi-billion dollar refinancing facility from its banking syndicate.

“Forget subsidies:” Solar-battery hybrids can deliver “incredibly competitive” power for big industry

The developer of what stands to be Australia’s biggest battery says the new breed of hybrid solar and storage projects starting to dominate the national renewables pipeline can power new and existing industrial energy needs at an “incredibly competitive” cost – and without government handouts.

IX Renewables and Asia Cement join forces

IX Renewables and Asia Cement Corporation (ACC) have signed a cooperation agreement for the 180MW Rui Li 1 floating offshore wind project off the coast of Hsinchu.

Hitachi Energy Ltd: Hitachi Energy and Blackstone Energy Transition Partners enter strategic partnership to create leading energy service provider in North America

Hitachi Energy acquires a minority stake in Shermco, a company recently acquired by private equity funds managed by Blackstone, strengthening capabilities to maintain the reliability and safety of North America’s power grid — In addition, Hitachi Energy is investing more than $1 billion USD in the organic expansion of its global Service business, developing new digital service solutions, like HMAX, and growing its workforce.

Iberdrola profit rises 17% to €5.3bn

Iberdrola reported a 17% rise in net profit, excluding capital gains, driven by strong growth in its UK and US networks and record investment levels across key markets.

TotalEnergies, Aljomaih win 400MW Saudi solar deal

A consortium of TotalEnergies and Aljomaih Energy & Water has been awarded a contract by the Saudi Power Procurement Company to develop, build and operate a 400MW solar power plant in As Sufun, Saudi Arabia.

Nordex raises 2025 margin guidance

Nordex has raised its full-year 2025 EBITDA margin guidance following a review of preliminary third-quarter results and an updated full-year forecast according to the company

‘Solar, wind and batteries driving global shift’

Competitive renewable technologies such as solar, wind and batteries are driving a rapid global shift away from fossil fuels, according to Statkraft’s latest Green Transition Scenarios report.

Petrofac files for administration amid financial challenges

The appointed administrators aim to maintain Petrofac’s value, operational capability, and ongoing service delivery.

Taiwan urged to go green or risk export ‘problems’

Taiwanese manufacturers must increase their use of renewable energy for the country to protect its position as a leading export economy, according to one of the region’s major offshore wind developers.

Wärtsilä to build Australia’s largest DC-coupled battery system

Wärtsilä will deliver Australia’s largest DC-coupled hybrid battery system, its second in the country. The system will power up to 120,000 homes and businesses and strengthen the National Electricity Market (NEM). The order will be booked in Q4 2025.

FRV Australia to build New Zealand solar project

FRV Australia has announced plans to develop the 210MWdc Rangitīkei solar project on New Zealand’s North Island.

AEMO turns to battery inverters for “world-first” trial of running big grids with no synchronous generation

Off-grid industries like gold mines are already proving that they can operate for long periods running on wind and solar alone, backed by batteries, and with no need for any synchronous generation during those times.

Fugro finishes geotechnical job for Orsted in Korea

Fugro UST21 has completed offshore geotechnical site investigations for Orsted’s Incheon offshore wind project, located about 70km off the coast of Incheon, South Korea.

DWT wins Hai Long operations contract

DWT and its subsidiary OutSmart have secured a five-year operations contract for the 1GW Hai Long offshore wind project in Taiwan, marking a major milestone in the company’s expansion across Asia.

Samsung seeks green tick for urban big battery, proposed for out the back of a rural Queensland home

A new big battery has joined the queue for federal environmental approval, in this case a proposal to install a 200 MW battery energy storage system (BESS) on the fringe of an urban area south of Townsville, in Queensland – in the backyard of an existing home.

Mingyang building 50MW offshore wind turbine

Chinese group’s twin-headed model would be double size of others being developed

Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue unveils huge new wind project, next to Gina Rinehart lease, in push to real zero

Andrew Forrest’s push to real zero has stepped up a notch with the unveiling of a new 200-turbine, more than 2 gigawatt wind project that is designed to help his giant iron ore operations in the Pilbara eliminate the burning of fossil fuels by the end of the decade.

UK unveils clean energy jobs blueprint

The government has launched the UK’s first national plan to train and recruit workers for the clean energy transition, projecting the creation of more than 400,000 additional jobs by 2030.

SK Ocean Plant joins Munmubaram partnership

SK Ocean Plant has signed a strategic partnership with floating wind developer Munmubaram to jointly develop floating offshore wind structures in South Korea.

Iberdrola buys 270MW Tungkillo battery in Oz

Iberdrola has acquired the Tungkillo battery storage project in South Australia from RES Australia for €275m.

Renewables are now the world’s biggest source of electricity. Is it enough to stop climate change?

Record-breaking progress on renewable energy alone will not prevent global warming from exceeding 1.5℃, a new report warns.

Mingyang confirms Scottish turbine factory

Mingyang has confirmed plans to build an offshore wind turbine manufacturing facility in Scotland.

Sembcorp to acquire 300MW Indian solar project

Sembcorp Industries has agreed to acquire 100% ownership of ReNew Sun Bright Private Limited, which owns and operates a 300MW solar power project in Rajasthan, India.

‘Golden row’ marks progress at Tauhei solar farm

The first row of photovoltaic panels has been installed at the Tauhei solar farm, marking a key milestone in the construction of what is set to become one of New Zealand’s largest solar farms when commissioned in late 2026.

Global renewables to double by 2030, says IEA

Global renewable power capacity is set to more than double by 2030, led by rapid growth in solar PV, according to the International Energy Agency’s Renewables 2025 report.

Offshore wind to add 16GW in 2025

Global offshore wind capacity additions will reach 16GW by the end of 2025, with around two-thirds of new projects located in China, according to Rystad Energy.

Brookfield raises record $20bn for transition fund

Brookfield has closed its Global Transition Fund II with $20bn in commitments, setting a new record for the world’s largest private fund dedicated to the clean energy transition.

Australian developer proposes gas turbines rather than renewables to power data centres

A US trend to use gas to power data centres is playing out in Australia, with a developer planning a small co-located turbine for a Southern Highlands site in New South Wales (NSW).

Wind farm battery built six years ago finally gets licence to operate

A small battery storage system built six years ago – one of the first on Australia’s main grid – has finally won regulatory approval to begin operations.

Taihan holds groundbreaking ceremony for submarine cable plant

Taihan in South Korea, which is seeking more business from the burgeoning Asian offshore wind market, held a groundbreaking ceremony on 25 September for a new submarine cable plant

Samsung subsidiary wins American approval for floating wind tech

Samsung Heavy Industries has won the approval of an American maritime authority to further develop its new semi-submersible floating wind technology.

Oil and gas giant to quit Australian renewables despite CIS battery tender win

French oil and gas giant TotalEnergies has confirmed its plans to quit its renewable energy assets in Australia and many other countries, despite its recent win in the federal government’s flagship Capacity Investment Scheme tender.

Australia’s wind energy drought set to be broken as AGL signs 15-year contract with South Australia project

Australia’s wind energy drought – no new wind farms have reached financial close so far in 2025 – is set to be broken soon after AGL Energy, the country’s biggest coal generator, signed a 15-year contract with a new South Australian project.

Envision and Fortescue sign 132MW wind deal

Envision Energy and Fortescue have formed a strategic alliance to accelerate industrial decarbonisation, starting with a 132MW wind turbine supply contract in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.

New York launches renewables tender, aims to tap federal incentives

New York Governor Kathy Hochul today launched a new renewable energy solicitation and directed state agencies to intensify efforts to advance shovel-ready projects so that they can take advantage of sunsetting federal clean energy tax credits to bring down costs for New York ratepayers.

Korean steel player signs Incheon pact with Orsted

Steel specialist POSCO Group has signed a memorandum of understanding with Orsted to jointly develop the 1400MW Incheon offshore wind farm, Korea.

Wind and solar power global growth to 2035

Wind and solar will dominate electricity growth worldwide over the next decade, according to BP’s Energy Outlook 2025.

CDWE lands Formosa 4 foundations installation job

DEME, through its Taiwanese joint venture CDWE, has secured a contract for the Formosa 4 offshore wind farm in Taiwan.

China surprises, and disappoints, with first emission cut pledge, and “modest” wind and solar target of 3,600 GW

China, the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases, has announced its first ever emissions reduction target – a cut of up to 10 per cent by 2035 – and a staggering new plan for wind and solar.

Germany awards 3.5GW in onshore wind tender

Germany has awarded 3.5GW of capacity in its latest onshore wind tender, the Federal Network Agency said.

EDF signs optimisation deal for Verdant sites

EDF has signed optimisation and power purchase agreements with Verdant Energy to offtake solar generation and trade battery output from the developer’s Walpole and Cowley projects.

TenneT secures €9.5bn equity for German grid

TenneT has agreed a €9.5bn equity commitment with three institutional investors to support the expansion of its German transmission network.

Canada launches offshore wind leasing

The governments of Canada and Nova Scotia have instructed the Canada–Nova Scotia Offshore Energy Regulator to begin a prequalification process for offshore wind leasing.

Macquarie raises $3bn for energy transition fund

Macquarie Asset Management has closed its Green Energy Transition Solutions fund (MGETS) at more than $3bn including co-investment commitments.

Lightsource bp starts work on Australia’s first 10-hour BESS as part of solar battery hybrid

Solar and storage developer Lightsource bp has hit go on construction of Australia’s first 10-hour big battery project, part of what is the company’s first solar battery hybrid project in New South Wales.

Husum 2025: Sany lands debut in Western Europe

Sany has secured its first orders in western Europe for onshore wind turbines, it has revealed.

Longroad Energy Achieves Financial Close of 1000 Mile Solar, a 400 MWdc Project

BOSTON, Sept. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Longroad Energy, a U.S. based renewable energy developer, owner and operator, announced today the financial close and recent commencement of construction of 1000 Mile Solar, its 400 MWdc (300 MWac) solar project in Yoakum County, Texas. In late 2024 Longroad finalized a long-term offtake agreement with Meta in the form of an Environmental Attributes Purchase Agreement, which includes a financial settlement arrangement for the entire energy output of 1000 Mile. The project is expected to achieve commercial operations in 2026.

EDF, Fidra Energy sign long-term optimisation contract for UK’s largest BESS project

Under the agreement, EDF will provide route-to-market services for Fidra Energy and help ensure the two battery units are used effectively.

HUSUM WIND 2025 opens with strong political signals

Politicians send clear messages: Minister-President Günther wants to drive the energy transition forward with vigour and optimism / Partner country Denmark highlights the importance of supra-regional markets and cooperation with Germany / Around 600 exhibitors from 23 countries showcase cutting-edge technologies for the renewable energy system in six halls from 16 to 19 September

SRE picks Siemens Gamesa for Formosa 4

Synera Renewable Energy has selected Siemens Gamesa to supply 35 14MW turbines for the 495MW Formosa 4 offshore wind farm off Taiwan.

Bowen names 16 winners of Australia’s biggest battery storage tender

The federal government has announced 16 winners of its landmark tender for “dispatchable generation” – the biggest ever held in the country – confirming battery storage as the overwhelming success of Australia’s green energy transition.

HCOB backs NextEnergy solar fund with $50m

Hamburg Commercial Bank is providing a $50m revolving credit facility to NextEnergy III, a private solar infrastructure fund managed by NextEnergy Capital.

Intermoor and Jumbo ally on floating wind

Intermoor and Jumbo Offshore have formed a strategic alliance to provide joint services for offshore energy projects, with a focus on floating wind.

Statkraft to sell 1.5GW India portfolio

Statkraft has signed an agreement to divest renewable energy assets totalling 1.5GW in India to Serentica Renewables.

Wind developer has another crack at Queensland grid despite shock cancellation of approved project

Australian wind developer Greenleaf Renewables is having another crack at the Queensland market, despite the state LNP government’s shock cancellation a few months ago of the previously approved 450 megawatt MW) Moonlight Range project.

Octopus, Mingyang sign UK wind pact

Octopus Energy has signed a partnership with wind turbine manufacturer Mingyang Smart Energy to accelerate the UK’s renewables rollout

Ocean Winds partners with Oz university on training

Ocean Winds has signed a partnership with Federation University to develop skills and training for Australia’s emerging offshore wind sector.

500MW Taean offshore wind project secures offtakers

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and Vena Energy joint venture Taean Wind Power has announced the signing of two power purchase agreements totalling 500MW.

ARENA opens second round of $1bn Solar Sunshot program

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced the second funding round of its $1bn Solar Sunshot program, aimed at developing a resilient domestic solar PV manufacturing sector.

Combined solar-wind project leads latest EU renewables list

The European Commission has added five initiatives to its list of cross-border renewable energy (CB RES) projects, bringing the total to 13.

3 consortiums vie for EWEC’s Taweelah C IPP project

Emirates Water and Electricity Company (EWEC) has received three proposals for the development of the Taweelah C Independent Power Producer (IPP) project.

SunCable says local data centres now first priority for massive solar and battery project

SunCable is now looking to produce electricity for data centres in the late 2020s, as the company confirms it will now look at earlier electricity sales for co-located and nearby customers ahead of supplying industrial users in Darwin and then Singapore.

EDF, PS Renewables consult on 500MW solar farm

EDF Power Solutions UK and PS Renewables are launching a public consultation on early-stage plans for a 500MW solar farm with battery storage in Kent.

Renewables reach new record high of 76.4 pct of demand on Australia’s main grid

The share of renewable energy hit a new record high share of 76.4 per cent of electricity demand on Australia’s main grid on Monday afternoon, beating a record that had stood since last November and setting the scene for cascading records this spring.

AMDA bags permit for 1GW wind farm

A 1GW wind farm in the Western Cape has become the largest permitted wind energy project in South Africa.

Finland inaugurates world’s largest sand battery

Finland has inaugurated the world’s largest sand battery, a 1 MW/100 MWh thermal storage system developed by Polar Night Energy.

Sixth phase of world’s largest solar park almost complete

HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, Managing Director and CEO of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), recently conducted a site visit to Phase Six of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park, which is planned to deliver 1.8GW of new solar capacity under the independent power producer (IPP) model.

Trump intends to scrap approval of 2.6GW permit

The Trump administration has signalled its intention to target a second wind farm in as many weeks, this time going after Iberdrola’s up-to 2600MW New England 1 and 2 arrays.

Enercon focuses on wind turbines and new system solutions

Enercon has announced a repositioning of its business, with a stronger focus on wind turbines and integrated solutions for hybrid power plants. The company’s current product portfolio is centred on the E-175 EP5, its latest large onshore turbine, alongside a range of modular services and solutions that can be combined to support green energy projects.

Owner of Australia’s most powerful battery lands new bank finance to build more BESS projects

Australia’s wind energy developers may well be struggling to land finance for their projects, but it does not seem to be a problem for developers of big battery storage projects.

Acen scores second EPBC approval in a week, as biggest CIS tender winner given federal green tick

The Philippines-based renewable and energy storage developer Acen Australia has scored its second major win in under a week, after receiving federal environmental approval for its 943 megawatt (MW) Valley of the Winds project in New South Wales.

SPIE bags inter-array cable gig at Taiwan wind farm

SPIE Wind Connect has been awarded a contract for the termination and testing of inter-array cables at a 300MW offshore wind farm in Taiwan.

400MW wind farm given nod in Australia

Woolnorth Renewables has been granted state planning permission for a 400MW wind farm in Victoria, Australia.

Seaway7 bags cable contract for Formosa 4

Synera Renewable Energy (SRE) has awarded a contract to Seaway7 for the transport and installation of inter-array cables for the 495MW Formosa 4 wind farm in Taiwan.

Korea awards capacity to offshore wind bidders

South Korean officials have awarded capacity to four bidders in the year’s first offshore wind tender.

600MW wind farm begins operations in SE Asia

A 600MW utility-scale onshore wind farm has achieved commercial operation in Laos, south-east Asia.

Sembcorp wins bid for floating solar farm

Sembcorp Industries has been named the winning bidder by PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency, to build an 86MWp floating solar photovoltaic (PV) system on Pandan Reservoir.

Aggreko urges bridging power to unlock wind

Aggreko has urged the UK to use bridging power solutions to overcome grid connection delays that could undermine the government’s new onshore wind strategy.

National Grid connects the UK’s largest BESS

National Grid has connected the UK’s largest battery energy storage system (BESS) to its transmission network at Tilbury substation in Essex.

Accelerating Clean Energy Procurement in the Asia-Pacific Region Through Improved Power Purchase Agreements

Power purchase agreements (PPAs) are a well-established and scalable mechanism for corporate energy buyers to secure long term, reliable, low-cost clean energy and for governments across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region to attract investment and accelerate clean energy deployment. A new report by the Clean Energy Buyers Association (CEBA) and the Asia Clean Energy Coalition (ACEC), Expanding Corporate Clean Energy Procurement Options in the Asia-Pacific Region: Power Purchase Agreements, seeks to support the growth of corporate PPAs in the APAC region.

Marco Polo Marine subsidiary PKR Offshore aims for Taiwan listing in 2026

Marine logistics provider Marco Polo Marine’s : 5LY +5.97%(MPM) indirect subsidiary, PKR Offshore (PKRO), is planning a listing in Taiwan.

Gentari, Gamuda plan 1.5GW solar in Malaysia

Gentari Renewables and Gamuda Energy have agreed to collaborate on developing around 1500MW of solar capacity with battery storage in Malaysia

Century lands Formosa 6 foundations deals

Synera Renewable Energy has awarded Taiwan-based Century Group contracts to supply turbine foundations for the 800MW Formosa 6 offshore wind farm.

Cadeler wins Formosa 4 installation contract

Cadeler has signed a firm contract with Synera Renewable Energy for the transportation and installation of 35 Siemens Gamesa 14MW turbines at the 495MW Formosa 4 offshore wind farm in Taiwan.

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Head of Development
Nathanael Steiner

Biography

A veteran in the Renewable Energy & Power Generation industry with an unrivaled network and deep technical ability, Nathanael has built teams across APAC, Middle East, and Europe for growth for over a decade. Nathanael is highly respected in the market and has built a reputation of trust and respect. His ability to spot and forecast market trends, dissect latest technologies, and approach complex staffing challenges with innovative and commercially viable solutions has positioned him at the forefront of our industry.

Head of Strategy
Andrew Dodd

Biography

With over 15 years of strategic growth in Asian, ANZ and European Energy markets, Andrew has consistently delivered large scale and complex talent solutions, built multidisciplinary teams, and executed high level C-Suite appointments. Andrew has established new product lines in multiple jurisdictions, set-up and grown outsourced contracting services models and secured financing solutions to enable business growth. Andrew is a strategic leader, well connected to many in the industry, and brings expert foundations to the business.

Principal Consultant
Raiyan Waridwan

Biography

A true specialist in the field of battery storage systems and grid transition with over 6 years experience in this domain, Raiyan has successfully delivered to some of the world's leading organisations in this field and is passionate about Energy Transition. Raiyan positions himself at the early-stage investment and development of complex assets and has repeatedly supported Fund Groups, Developers and Platform Companies with specialist commercial professionals in domains such as Investment, M&A, Asset Management, and project development.

Senior Consultant
Daniel Kao

Biography

With a career only focusing on technical and commercial specialist consulting, Daniel has clear depth in knowledge with a consistent track record recruiting in growth centres like Australia, Japan, Korea & Taiwan. With broad experience in BESS and associated Solar and Wind assets, Daniel has partnered with multiple regional developers and utilities, delivering a broad range of techno-commercial while collar professionals to enable the growth of his clients.

Head of Development
Nathanael Steiner
+65 9830 4701 nathanael.steiner@vertexsolutions.sg

Biography

A veteran in the Renewable Energy & Power Generation industry with an unrivaled network and deep technical ability, Nathanael has built teams across APAC, Middle East, and Europe for growth for over a decade. Nathanael is highly respected in the market and has built a reputation of trust and respect. His ability to spot and forecast market trends, dissect latest technologies, and approach complex staffing challenges with innovative and commercially viable solutions has positioned him at the forefront of our industry.

Head of Strategy
Andrew Dodd
+65 8144 2360 andrew.dodd@vertexsolutions.sg

Biography

With over 15 years of strategic growth in Asian, ANZ and European Energy markets, Andrew has consistently delivered large scale and complex talent solutions, built multidisciplinary teams, and executed high level C-Suite appointments. Andrew has established new product lines in multiple jurisdictions, set-up and grown outsourced contracting services models and secured financing solutions to enable business growth. Andrew is a strategic leader, well connected to many in the industry, and brings expert foundations to the business.

Principal Consultant
Raiyan Waridwan
+65 9832 8307 raiyan.waridwan@vertexsolutions.sg

Biography

A true specialist in the field of battery storage systems and grid transition with over 6 years experience in this domain, Raiyan has successfully delivered to some of the world's leading organisations in this field and is passionate about Energy Transition. Raiyan positions himself at the early-stage investment and development of complex assets and has repeatedly supported Fund Groups, Developers and Platform Companies with specialist commercial professionals in domains such as Investment, M&A, Asset Management, and project development.

Senior Consultant
Daniel Kao
+65 9753 1249 daniel.kao@vertexsolutions.sg

Biography

With a career only focusing on technical and commercial specialist consulting, Daniel has clear depth in knowledge with a consistent track record recruiting in growth centres like Australia, Japan, Korea & Taiwan. With broad experience in BESS and associated Solar and Wind assets, Daniel has partnered with multiple regional developers and utilities, delivering a broad range of techno-commercial while collar professionals to enable the growth of his clients.

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