New JV Targets $1 Billion Funds For Solar & Wind Power
Formed By 4 Southeast Asian Companies, Athein Aims For 5 GW Wind & Solar Capacity By 2030 In Asia & Australia
A newly formed joint venture (JV) between 4 Southeast Asian companies, Singapore headquartered athein aims to raise $1 billion over the next 3 years to fund its currently operational and under development pipeline of around 2 GW wind and solar power .
Airbus Ventures Leads Financing Round Of US PV Start-Up Solestial
US PV Start-Up Solestial Raises $10 Million Financing To Ramp Up Production Of Solar Panels For Space Applications With ‘Breakthrough’ Technology
US based start-up of solar panels for use in space applications Solestial has closed its equity financing round with $10 million raised.
Erthos Raises $17.5 Million Financing
US Solar Tech Firm Erthos Gets Funds To Scale With Over 2.5 GW Active Solar Project Pipeline
Arizona, US based technology start-up Erthos, that claims its solar system can significantly bring down time and land needed to deploy solar and costs only $0.50 per W to build, has closed Series B financing with $17.5 million.
Stellar Renewable Power Launched By KKR
New Renewable Energy Platform For Utility Scale Solar & Storage Facilities
Global investment firm KKR has launched its new renewable energy platform called Stellar Renewable Power to develop and operate utility scale solar power plants and storage facilities, with offices planned in India and Dallas, Texas.
New Europe Focused Renewables Company
Fully Funded Aukera Energy Aims 2.7 GW New Projects By 2022-End
The bustling European renewable energy market has a new entrant from Belgian investor AtlasInvest. Aukera Energy comes to the market fully funded, to deliver 2.7 GW of new renewable energy projects by the end of 2022.
Sol Voltaics Series C Funding
Swedish Start-up Secures $17 Million, The Largest Solar-Technology Funding Round In Europe Over Past 18 Months
Sweden solar start-up Sol Voltaics has secured $17 million in new equity investment and grant funding. Most part for Series C funding comes from Riyadh Valley Company (RVC), a first time investor in Sol Voltaics.
