Europe’s renewables market outlook
Europe’s renewables expansion will ensure 90% of electricity mix by 2040 with wind and solar jointly contributing 80%.
Solar power in Europe
Spain’s Francisco Pizarro project, with an installed capacity of 590 MW, is to become Europe’s largest photovoltaic solar plant.
European states and unions of states
Europe's latest energy market news
- Hyundai Motor may start sales of Kona electric car in Russia
- Kamaz to set up electric bus plant, R&D center in Moscow
- Voith subsidiary VolgaHydro inaugurates new production plant for hydropower turbines
- BNEF: New Energy Outlook (NEO) 2019
- Source: Enel Russia wins auction to build 71 MW wind power units
- Francisco Pizarro — solar power plant (PV) — 590 MW, Spain, 2022
- Sechin says most efficient solar power 3-4 times more expensive than Russia-made power
- BNEF: Electric Vehicle Outlook 2019
- Burzyanskaya — solar power plant (PV) — 10 MW, Russia, 2019
- Yashkulskaya — solar power plant (PV) — 60 MW, Russia, 2020
Organizations operating in Europe
Companies operating in Europe
- ABB
- Abengoa
- Acciona Green Energy
- Actis
- Aspiravi Group
- Audi
- Azelio
- BMW
- Bosch
- Cobra
- Colruyt Group
- Daimler / Mercedes-Benz
- DONG Energy
- EDF Group
- EDP Renováveis
- Ence Energía y Celulosa
- Enercon
- Futuren
- Green Source
- Iberdrola
Projects implemented or planned in Europe
- Anholt – offshore wind farm — 400 MW, Denmark, 2013
- Astrakhan region — solar power plants (PV) — 90 MW, Russia, 2017
- Belwind — offshore wind farm — 165 MW, Belgium, 2010
- Buribayevskaya — solar power plants (PV) — 10 MW, Russia, 2015
- Burzyanskaya — solar power plant (PV) — 10 MW, Russia, 2019
- Francisco Pizarro — solar power plant (PV) — 590 MW, Spain, 2022
- Fröreda — onshore wind farm — 23 MW, Sweden, 2016
- Huelva — biomass energy plant — 40 MW, Spain, 2019
- Maloderbetovskaya — solar power plant (PV) — 60 MW, Russia, 2020
- Mérida – biomass energy plant — 20 MW, Spain, 2014
- Northwind — offshore wind farm — 216 MW, Belgium, 2014
- Puertollano – biomass energy plant — Spain, 2020
- Vindeby — offshore wind farm — 5 MW, Denmark, 1991
- Yashkulskaya — solar power plant (PV) — 60 MW, Russia, 2020
