Achievement of the 2025 target for operating and construction capacity of 3.6 gigawatts Voltalia (Euronext Paris, ISIN code: FR0011995588), an international renewable energy player, holds at the end of 2025 a total capacity of 3,554 megawatts, including 2,913 megawatts in operation Robert Klein, CEO of Voltalia, stated: “With around 3.6 gigawatts in operation and under construction, Voltalia has achieved its 2025 total capacity target. This performance confirms the strength of our growth strategy, despite a ...

Half-year statement of the liquidity contract As of December 31, 2025 Voltalia (Euronext Paris, ISIN code: FR0011995588), announces that the Company’s liquidity account, which is managed by NATIXIS ODDO BHF under a liquidity contract, included the following cash and Company common shares as of December 31, 2025: 32,937 shares€692,804Number of transactions on buy side over the period: 2,465Number of transactions on sell side over the period: 2,350Volume traded on buy side over the period: 509,709 shares for ...

2025 is the third straight year of double-digit increases on Wall Street. Some Israeli (or Israel-related) stocks traded in the US also joined the celebration. From a list that includes nearly 100 companies from Israel, only about a quarter outperformed the Wall Street indices in 2025 - many of them are dual traded, although more than half are closing the year with negative returns ranging from minor declines to erasing almost all of their value. So which were the outstanding Israeli stocks. Enlight Renew ...

NEW DELHI : New Delhi: Inox Clean Energy Ltd has signed an agreement to acquire Macquarie Group’s renewable energy platform Vibrant Energy, in a transaction valued at an enterprise value of $600 million and an equity value of $200 million, according to two people aware of the development. The deal was announced by Inox Clean, a part of the INOXGFL Group, on Sunday. "The acquisition would be funded by the through the pre-IPO (initial public offering) fundraises, internal accruals and capital from the promote ...

Core Insights - Companies like Brookfield Renewable, Realty Income, and Medtronic are expected to continue increasing their dividends in 2026, supported by strong financial performance and growth strategies [1][16]. Brookfield Renewable - Brookfield Renewable currently has a dividend yield of 4% and has increased its dividend by at least 5% annually for the past 14 years, with expectations of 5% to 9% growth in the coming years [4][7]. - The company benefits from a stable cash flow generated by long-term fixed-rate contracts with inflation-linked rate escalations, which supports its dividend growth [5]. - Brookfield has a robust pipeline of development projects and acquisitions, aiming for over 10% annual growth in funds from operations (FFO) [7]. Realty Income - Realty Income offers a monthly dividend with a current yield of 5.7% and has a strong history of increasing its payout, having raised it 133 times since 1994, including 113 consecutive quarters [8][10]. - The REIT maintains a conservative dividend payout ratio of around 75% of adjusted FFO, generating approximately $850 million in free cash flow annually for reinvestment [10]. - Realty Income has diversified its investment platform, with significant investments in Europe due to higher initial cash yields, and continues to find attractive opportunities to support future dividend increases [11]. Medtronic - Medtronic has a dividend yield of 2.9% and has increased its dividend for 48 consecutive years, demonstrating a strong commitment to returning value to shareholders [12][14]. - The company generated $7 billion in cash from operations and $5.2 billion in free cash flow in the last fiscal year, returning $6.3 billion to shareholders through dividends and stock repurchases [14]. - Despite facing some headwinds that may slow earnings-per-share growth to around 1% this fiscal year, Medtronic anticipates high-single-digit growth in fiscal 2027 as these challenges subside [15].

Core Insights - Scatec ASA has signed shareholder agreements with Norfund and EDF power solutions for an equity partnership in the Obelisk project, which includes a 1.1GW solar and 100MW/200MWh battery storage hybrid project in Egypt [1][2] Company Overview - Scatec is a leading renewable energy solutions provider, with 6.2 GW of capacity in operation and under construction across five continents [5] - The company aims to enhance capital efficiency and increase value creation while retaining control of its power-producing entities [4] Project Details - The Obelisk project is Scatec's largest to date, designed to meet Egypt's growing power demand and support its energy transition [2] - Following the transaction, Norfund will own 25% of the Obelisk holding company, while Scatec retains 75% ownership [3] - EDF power solutions will hold a 20% stake in the operating company, resulting in Scatec and Norfund having a total economic interest of 60% and 20%, respectively [3] Strategic Partnerships - Scatec is in advanced discussions with additional equity partners to further reduce its economic interest in the Obelisk project [4]

Core Insights - Low Carbon has secured a significant investment from CVC DIF, totaling around £1.1bn ($1.45bn), to drive its growth and transition into a diversified independent power producer [1][2][5] Investment Details - The investment from CVC DIF, along with additional funding from MassMutual and refinancing of existing debts, will support the delivery of several gigawatts of renewable energy [1][2] - CVC DIF's investment will result in a majority controlling stake in Low Carbon, which includes both common and preferred shares [2] Market Context - The UK government's Clean Power 2030 plan requires £40bn of annual investment to double onshore wind capacity and triple solar photovoltaic (PV) [3] - The EU has set a new renewable energy target of 42.5%, positioning Low Carbon to play a central role in delivering clean electricity across the UK and Europe [3] Operational Capacity - Low Carbon currently manages a 16GW pipeline and has 1GW of operational and in-construction assets [4] - The latest capital will support growth in key markets such as the UK, Germany, and Poland, with plans to bring a 3GW portfolio of operational utility-scale solar, battery storage, and onshore wind online [4] Strategic Partnerships - MassMutual remains a significant shareholder and will continue to support Low Carbon's growth through further investment [5] - The collaboration between MassMutual and CVC DIF aims to expedite the development of Low Carbon's renewables pipeline [5] Advisory Role - Evercore served as the adviser to Low Carbon on the transaction [6]

Core Points - Boralex has appointed Ted Di Giorgio to its Board of Directors, enhancing the board's financial expertise and understanding of complex business environments [1][2] - Ted Di Giorgio brings nearly 35 years of experience from EY, advising various industries and serving on the Board of Directors and Audit Committee of Héroux-Devtek Inc. [3] - Boralex is a leader in renewable energy, with over 30 years of experience, and has increased its installed capacity by more than 50% to 3.2 GW over the past five years [4] Company Overview - Boralex is a prominent player in the renewable energy sector, particularly in Canada and France, focusing on onshore wind power and expanding into solar and storage projects [4] - The company is developing a portfolio of projects totaling 8.2 GW, guided by its corporate social responsibility values [4] - Boralex's shares are traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol BLX [4]

Summary of Char Technologies Conference Call Company Overview - Char Technologies specializes in converting woody biomass into renewable energy products using proprietary high-temperature pyrolysis technology, which operates at 800-900 degrees Celsius without oxygen [2][4]. Key Projects and Revenue Streams - The first facility in Thorold, Ontario, is expected to start production in 2026, generating approximately $4.5 million in project revenue and $1.25 million in free cash flow to equity partners [5]. - The second product, renewable natural gas (RNG), is projected to increase revenue to $28 million, with $9 million returned to equity partners due to financing through nonrecourse project debt [6]. - The company is targeting a fixed price of $40 per gigajoule for RNG, significantly higher than the $5 per gigajoule for conventional natural gas [8]. Market Dynamics - The demand for biocarbon, also referred to as bio coal, is driven by the green steel movement, particularly in Europe, where there is a push for lower carbon intensity in steel production [10]. - Minimum RNG mandates in British Columbia and Quebec are incentivizing producers, leading to increased pricing for renewable natural gas [10]. Strategic Partnerships - Char Technologies has partnered with ArcelorMittal, the second-largest steel and mining company, which invested in Char in 2023 and will be the offtaker for bio coal from the Thorold project [11][12]. - The BMI Group invested $8 million into the Thorold project and owns defunct pulp and paper mills, providing access to biomass for Char's projects [13]. - Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc. is a key partner for the Lake Nipigon project, offering 500,000 tonnes of wood waste annually [14]. Project Development and Future Plans - The company is developing multiple projects, including the Thorold facility, Lake Nipigon, and a project in Saguenay, Quebec, with plans for modular plants to adjust based on biomass availability [15][16]. - The Baltimore project focuses on destroying PFAS chemicals from biosolids, with a demonstration plant built in collaboration with Synagro [28][30]. Financial Overview - Char Technologies has secured $28 million in project-level investments, primarily from non-dilutive government grants [34]. - The company operates with a 50% ownership stake in its projects, allowing it to capture significant revenue streams [24][25]. Challenges and Regulatory Environment - The company faces challenges related to the competitive market for biomass feedstock, which is its largest cost component [44]. - Regulatory pressures regarding PFAS contamination are driving demand for Char's technology, as traditional disposal methods are becoming less viable [30][41]. Conclusion - Char Technologies is positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for renewable energy products through strategic partnerships and innovative technology, with a clear roadmap for project development and revenue generation [36].

Core Insights - Voltalia reported a half-year EBITDA of 78.3 million euros, a decrease of 4% compared to the same period in 2024, with a forecasted EBITDA for the full year of between 200 and 220 million euros [3][6][47] - The company confirmed its production and capacity targets for 2025 despite facing operational challenges due to curtailments in Brazil and unfavorable exchange rates [2][36][47] - The SPRING transformation plan aims to enhance operational efficiency and profitability, with initial measures already being implemented [4][41][40] Financial Performance - Turnover for the first half of 2025 reached 257 million euros, an increase of 8% at current exchange rates, driven by a 50% growth in Services for third-party clients [3][7] - The net loss attributable to the group was 39.7 million euros, significantly higher than the 15.7 million euros loss in the first half of 2024, primarily due to fewer project disposals and costs associated with the SPRING plan [9][30] - Energy production increased by 14% to 2.4 terawatt hours, despite a curtailment of 268 gigawatt hours in Brazil, which accounted for 14% of Brazilian production [3][13] Operational Highlights - Capacity in operation and under construction rose by 7% to 3.3 gigawatts, with 2.5 gigawatts currently operational and 0.8 gigawatts under construction [3][14] - The company’s operational capacity for third-party customers increased by 20% to 7.7 gigawatts [3][14] - The SPRING plan focuses on refocusing the business on core activities, clarifying the operating model, and improving performance through efficiency and optimization [3][41] Market Context - The Brazilian grid operator's production curtailment has impacted Voltalia's operational performance, necessitating adjustments in production forecasts [2][36] - The average EUR/BRL exchange rate was 6.30 in the first half of 2025, compared to 5.49 in the same period of 2024, affecting revenue from energy sales [15][27] - Voltalia's strategic focus remains on sustainable growth and value creation in the renewable energy sector, with a clear roadmap established through the SPRING transformation plan [41][56]