ESR has agreed to acquire Aquila Clean Energy APAC from Germany-based Aquila Group, adding a 1.6 GW portfolio of solar, battery storage and wind assets across Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Japan and Taiwan. The portfolio includes operational, under-construction and advanced-development projects, expanding ESR’s energy infrastructure capabilities alongside its logistics and data centre businesses. The transaction is subject to customary approvals and is expected to close by Q1 2027.

Concord Green Energy has acquired the 200 MW Golden South Wind Energy Project from Power Sustainable Energy Infrastructure. Located near Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, the 50-turbine facility has been operational since 2022 and can generate enough electricity for up to 100,000 homes. Potentia Renewables will continue managing day-to-day operations, while Power Sustainable plans to recycle proceeds from the sale into new investment opportunities.

H2air has acquired Energiequelle SAS, the French subsidiary of Germany-based Energiequelle GmbH, adding around 500 MW of wind and solar projects. The portfolio includes 60 MW of operational assets alongside projects in advanced development, while all Energiequelle SAS employees will transfer to H2air. The acquisition strengthens H2air’s position in the French renewables market, particularly in wind, as Energiequelle refocuses resources on its core markets.

Planted has raised $31.8 million in a round led by Piva Capital and RA Capital Management Planetary Health, with participation from Google, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Gigascale Capital and Khosla Ventures. The startup uses digital twins and robotic installation to build solar farms on uneven terrain with less grading and land, including one project that reduced its footprint by 40%. The funding will scale Planted’s robotic fleet and launch Sage, its next-generation robot designed to more than double field productivity.

Mazama Energy has raised $135 million in a Series B led by Centaurus Capital and Doerr Capital, with participation from ConocoPhillips, Shell Ventures, Khosla Ventures and Gates Frontier. The startup is developing superhot rock geothermal systems capable of delivering 24/7 clean power, and holds the record for the hottest engineered geothermal system at 331°C. The funding will advance its technology toward 15 MW per well and support a demonstration of power generation in 2027.

Nomos has raised €20 million in funding led by Index Ventures, with participation from angel investors including the founders of Bolt, UiPath and Nord Security. The Berlin-based startup operates as a regulated electricity supplier in Germany, using its Nomos OS platform and agentic AI to automate forecasting, power trading, billing and other energy-market operations. The funding will help Nomos scale its platform and connect household solar, batteries and EVs to electricity markets across Europe.