In June 2026, Renewables.digital recorded 25 renewable energy transactions, with a combined capacity of 11,904 MW. By technology: Solar PV (12), Onshore Wind (10), Battery Storage (BESS) (9) and Offshore Wind (1); the most active markets were United States (5), Germany (4), United Kingdom (4) and Poland (3). The largest deal by capacity was “Inox Clean Energy Acquires Vena Energy India's 5.4 GW Solar/Wind and 2.5 GWh BESS Platform from Vena Group” (5,400 MW).
25Transactions
11,904 MWTotal capacity
11Countries
6With PPA
June 2026Period
Key facts
25 transactions in June 2026, 11,904 MW in total (average 476 MW per deal)
green flexibility has acquired a portfolio of large-scale battery energy storage projects totalling approximately 750 MW / 3 GWh from developer Kajoni in Germany. The projects are participating in the German Reifegradverfahren for high-voltage grid connections. Kajoni will continue developing the projects to Ready-to-Build status, after which green flexibility will lead realisation and long-term operation.
Eku Energy has entered the German market with the acquisition of the Dion battery storage project in Lamspringe, Lower Saxony, from developer NION. The 400 MW / 1,600 MWh project, directly connected to the transmission grid with grid-forming and black-start capability, is one of the largest BESS developments in Germany. Commissioning is planned for end of 2029, with NION continuing development to financial close.
ENGIE Zielona Energia has acquired the special purpose vehicle developing the Tursko Wielki battery storage project in Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, Poland, from R.Power. The 250 MW / 1,000 MWh project has reached ready-to-build status and will connect directly to the Połaniec power station. Construction is expected to begin in early 2027, with commissioning targeted for Q4 2028.
Unimot Renewables has acquired 100% of the SPV implementing the Gostynin wind farm project in the Masovian Voivodeship, Poland, with a planned capacity of 34.2 MW across nine turbines. This marks the first project in Unimot Group's new IPP platform, with completion scheduled for H1 2028. Energy contracting will be managed by sister company Unimot Energia i Gaz.
Vivant Renewable Energy Corporation, part of Philippine conglomerate Vivant Corporation, has acquired Samar Philippines Renewable Corporation, holder of a 200 MW wind project across Lavezares, Allen, Victoria and Rosario in Northern Samar, from Envision Energy Philippines. Expected to generate 695 GWh annually, the project targets commissioning by end of 2028, with 36% of capacity backed by a GEA-4 auction contract.
Innagreen Investments has completed the acquisition of the consented 49.9 MW Longhedge solar farm in Nottinghamshire, England from RES. Expected to power around 15,000 homes annually, the project includes biodiversity net gain measures such as new hedgerows and public bridleways. This marks Innagreen's fourth collaboration with RES, following January's acquisition of the Dunbeg South Wind Farm.
ContourGlobal has entered the UK market through the acquisition of Wallace, a 500 MW / 2,000 MWh battery energy storage project in Ayr, Scotland, from New Energy Partnership Limited and other sellers. One of the largest BESS developments in the UK, Wallace will support grid balancing and integration of Scotland's surplus wind generation, with plans to participate in the UK Capacity Market and Balancing Mechanism.
Stadtwerke München has agreed to acquire a 25% equity stake in Skyborn Renewables' Gennaker offshore wind project in the German Baltic Sea, set to become the country's largest offshore wind farm at up to 976.5 MW. The project recently secured a long-term corporate PPA with Amazon, with construction financing expected to close in Q3 2026.
NOVVA Group has signed a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of the San Jose Solar Power Plant, a 120 MWp greenfield solar project in Bukidnon, Mindanao, Philippines, from Mabuhay Power Holdings Corporation. The project is expected to generate over 200 GWh annually, with construction starting Q1 2027 and commercial operation targeted for 2028. This marks Novva's first investment in the Philippines.
A.P. Moller Capital's Emerging Markets Infrastructure Fund II has agreed to acquire 100% of Mainstream Renewable Power South Africa, an established renewable energy developer with 148 MW of operating and in-construction assets, 351 MW of construction-ready projects, and an 11.6 GW development pipeline across solar, wind and battery storage. The transaction is subject to regulatory approval.
ACEN Corp. has agreed to sell up to a 49% stake in Tejorupa Renewables India Project Private Ltd., which is developing a 250 MWac solar project in Rajasthan, India, to Diamond India Renewables One B.V. (DIRO), a Dutch investor. The transaction includes DIRO's acquisition of an initial 10% voting interest and is subject to customary conditions precedent.
Repsol and Masdar have signed an agreement for Masdar to acquire a 49.99% stake in a 705 MW operational renewable energy portfolio in Spain, valued at €849 million. The portfolio includes 13 wind farms (402 MW) and six solar parks (303 MW), all operational by Q1 2026, plus more than 565 MW of hybridization growth potential. The transaction is expected to close by end of 2026.
Apex Clean Energy has completed the sale of a 28 MWdc portfolio of four 7 MWdc community solar projects in Illinois to SolAmerica Energy. The projects span both Ameren and ComEd territories and are expected to begin commercial operations in 2027, delivering bill savings to residents and businesses through Illinois' community solar program.
Wallenstam has signed an agreement to sell all of its wind farms in Sweden — comprising 53 turbines with a total capacity of 112 MW — to Locus Energy, owned by SEB's Nordic Energy Article 9 fund, for SEK 830 million. In connection with the sale, Wallenstam secured a renewable energy supply agreement with Locus Energy for its property portfolio.
SOWITEC group GmbH has sold the 14.4 MW Windpark Creußen III repowering project in Landkreis Bayreuth, Bavaria, to Stadtwerke Stuttgart. Comprising two Vestas V172 turbines, the project holds an EEG auction award and immission control permit. SOWITEC retains responsibility for turnkey realisation until commissioning, planned for December 2027.
Greening has announced the sale of a 2.1 MWp portfolio of two industrial rooftop solar projects in California and Virginia, USA to an undisclosed international energy investor. Both projects are permitted and ready to build, with commercial operations targeted for Q4 2026, backed by long-term on-site PPAs with a food packaging industrial group. Greening retains EPC execution via its US subsidiary Greensol.
38 Degrees North has acquired a 104 MW community solar portfolio of 16 advanced projects spanning 14 counties in Illinois from Cypress Creek. The projects are expected to be placed in service by 2027 and will deliver $1.6 million in annual subscriber bill savings. The deal extends a partnership between the two companies dating back to 2018.
Revolve Renewable Power Corp. has signed definitive agreements to acquire three utility-scale solar development projects totalling 125 MW in Illinois (Henry, 30 MW), New Mexico (Columbus, 56 MW) and Wisconsin (Endeavor, 39 MW). All projects have secured site control and will be advanced through permitting and interconnection milestones. The acquisition brings Revolve's total development portfolio to over 3,000 MW.
Qualitas Energy has acquired a 164 MWp development-stage solar PV project in Illinois, USA from Bechtel Enterprises, through Qualitas Energy Fund VI. Fully permitted with 100% site control, the project is located in the MISO market with NTP expected Q2 2028 and COD targeted Q3 2029. The project also offers potential for up to 64 MWac of co-located battery storage.
Inox Clean Energy has signed a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of Vena Energy India from Vena Group, comprising approximately 1 GW of operational capacity, 1.7 GW of advanced-stage solar and wind assets plus 1.2 GWh BESS, and a 2.7 GW development pipeline plus 1.3 GWh BESS. The deal is Inox Clean's tenth acquisition in ten months and will bring its near-operational portfolio to approximately 4 GW.
Emergy has completed the sale of the 168 MW Alibunar wind project in Serbia — comprising Alibunar Windfarm A and B — to Heavy Energy International. Developed by Emergy and WV International, the construction-ready project is one of Serbia's largest renewable energy developments. The buyer is expected to commence construction in the near term.
Enea Nowa Energia and Greenvolt Power have finalised the sale of the 6.6 MW Nowe Miasto Lubawskie Wind Farm in Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, Poland, including a 3 MW BESS project with building permit. This is the third of four transactions under a broader €83.3 million, 33.2 MW Polish wind portfolio deal announced in May 2025.
Fidra Energy, backed by EIG and the National Wealth Fund, has acquired the 1,025 MW Enderby battery storage project in Blaby District, Leicestershire from Innova. The project holds planning consent and is eligible for the UK's first long-duration energy storage cap and floor scheme. FID is expected in 2027 with operations targeted for 2029, making it one of the UK's largest BESS projects.
European Energy has completed the divestment of a portfolio of 12 wind turbines (6 MW total) in the municipality of Waadhoeke, Friesland, Netherlands to local Dutch company Westra. European Energy acquired the turbines in 2021 and has managed them since.
Gülermak Renewables has acquired a 19.3 MWp ready-to-build solar PV project in Steyning, near Worthing, West Sussex from Cero Generation. The Gate 2 compliant project is pending grid connection offer confirmation from NESO and is expected to connect in Q2 2028, with EPC tender planned for early 2027.
Data as of 2 October 2026. The overview covers the transactions currently listed in the Renewables.digital database; each deal links to its original public source.
