This ambitious project is set to become the largest floating solar plant in Europe, boasting a capacity of 74.3 megawatts peak (MWp).

This ambitious journey from crossing the 500 gigawatt (GW) milestone by the close of 2023, a milestone that took 13 years to reach, highlights China's rapid ascent in the solar energy landscape.

The energy park is being constructed on the site of a former opencast coal mine near Leipzig, Germany, and is anticipated to commence electricity generation by the end of 2023.

This outcome has drawn criticism from opposition politicians and environmental advocates.

Recent surveys conducted among the UK workforce have identified critical challenges including skill shortages, policy constraints, and concerns about sustainability as significant barriers to achieving the nation's net-zero goals.

This achievement marks Shell's first wellhead platform in the country powered by a combination of solar and wind energy sources, underlining the company's commitment to sustainable practices.

These projects are set to contribute a combined capacity of over 2.6 gigawatts (GW) to Saudi Arabia's energy landscape.

Spearheaded by two seasoned North East entrepreneurs, Anthony Piggott and Dan Martin, Swarm is determined to revolutionize the energy landscape by altering how people procure, produce, and employ energy within their households.

Energias de Portugal SA is embarking on a substantial investment of $2.75 billion by 2026 to establish an additional four gigawatts of solar distributed generation projects on a global scale.

The solar plant, known as Littleton Pastures, will have a total capacity of 31MW and is expected to start operating in 2024.