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Vattenfall Opens Nauen Solar Park Under 10-year PPA

Vattenfall, a European energy company active in renewable power generation, has officially opened its 46 MW Nauen Solar Park near Berlin, Germany. The project became operational in June 2026 and was connected to the regional distribution grid. The solar park has around 80,000 panels across 40 hectares and is expected to generate about 47 GWh of electricity annually. It was built without government subsidies. The project’s economics are supported by a 10-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with Wieland Group, a copper and copper-alloy semi-finished products manufacturer. Wieland will purchase the plant’s entire electricity output, which is expected to cover around 15% of the electricity it buys annually for its German sites.

TEAL Launches New Platform Focused on Spanish Renewables

TEAL, a renewable energy company focused on developing clean energy projects, has launched TEAL Renovables, a new development company targeting the Spanish market. The new entity will focus on the early-stage development of renewable energy assets in Spain. TEAL said the country was selected because of its policy framework, growing demand for clean energy and plans to expand renewable power deployment. TEAL Renovables will work with local partners and stakeholders to develop renewable energy projects supporting Spain’s decarbonization and electrification goals.

Orrön Energy becomes largest shareholder in Cloudberry

Orrön Energy, a publicly listed renewable energy and infrastructure company within the Lundin Group of Sweden, has completed its strategic transaction with Cloudberry Clean Energy. It has now become the largest shareholder of Cloudberry with 27.01% stake. This deal, including two board positions, has created a Nordic independent power producer (IPP) with about 2.1 TWh of annual proportionate power generation, says Orrön. The latter retains the 86 MW Karskruv Wind Farm in Sweden and a European development portfolio of about 12 GW spanning solar, battery storage and data center projects.