Renewable Energy News 15 October 2025 - 29 October 2025

PECO’s twin announcements underscore a trend where utilities blend community support with clean-energy goals. Green Region grants (via PECO and Natural Lands Trust) will fund everything from new trails to tree planting. Kwashie emphasizes the broader payoff: green spaces “support local sustainability goals… and reinforce our dedication to building a cleaner, brighter future” philadelphia.today. Nonprofit applicants can match PECO funds with grant or donated dollars to expand parks, forests and climate-resilient landscapes across suburban Philadelphia. Likewise, PECO’s First Responders Day awards – part of a $120K pledge across its service area – honor emergency personnel with practical support. For example,

Q2 Earnings Highlights – Strong Profit on Robust Power Sales India’s renewable energy bellwether Adani Green delivered a solid quarterly performance. Net profit jumped about 25% year-on-year to ₹644 crore in Q2 FY26, up from ₹515 crore a year agohindustantimes.com. This surge came despite total income being largely flat – revenue from operations was ₹3,008 crore versus ₹3,005 crore in Q2 last yearhindustantimes.com. The top-line was steady, but the quality of revenue improved: income from the core power supply business (which makes up the bulk of revenues) rose 20% to ₹2,776 crorebusinesstoday.in, supported by new capacity additions and higher utilization of renewable plants. The company’s EBITDA

Strong Q3 Drives Upbeat Forecast Nordex SE delivered a positive surprise in Q3 2025, nearly doubling its operating profit from a year earlier. Preliminary EBITDA for the quarter hit €136 million, yielding an 8.0% margin – up sharply from €72 million and a 4.3% margin in Q3 2024deraktionaer.de. Buoyed by this result, Nordex’s management announced an upward revision to its full-year EBITDA margin forecast on October 27. The company now projects a 7.5–8.5% EBITDA margin for 2025 (vs. 5.0–7.0% prior)tradingview.com, while leaving other guidance (e.g. revenue of €7.4–7.9 billion) unchangedderaktionaer.de. Nordex credited strong operational execution across both its turbine projects and service segments, aided

Stock Performance: Wild Ride in October Plug Power’s share price has been on a roller coaster. After languishing around $1.50 in late summer 2025, PLUG launched into an eye-popping rally. By early October, the stock had surged to a new 52-week high around $4.58, roughly a 170% jump in about three months ts2.tech. This hydrogen-fueled surge far outpaced the broader market and was accompanied by explosive trading volumes as momentum and buzz built. In fact, one analysis noted PLUG saw 97 trading days with >5% swings in the past year, highlighting its extreme volatility ts2.tech. However, the rally has cooled

Stock Performance and Volatility Plug Power’s share price has been on a roller-coaster. After languishing around $1.50 in late summer 2025, the stock surged to a new 52-week high near $4.58 in early October marketbeat.com ts2.tech. By Oct. 23 it was trading around $2.88 marketbeat.com – still roughly double its summer lows. This sharp rise (≈170% in ~3 months ts2.tech) was driven partly by a classic short squeeze: nearly one-third of Plug’s float was sold short, forcing many bears to cover as positive news hit ts2.tech. Trading volume exploded on rally days (often 2–3× normal levels), reflecting feverish buying. In

PLUG Stock Soars on Hydrogen Hype, Then Pulls Back Plug Power Inc. (NASDAQ: PLUG) has been on a dizzying ride in recent weeks. The hydrogen fuel cell maker’s stock rallied from penny-stock levels over the summer to a peak around $4.18 by mid-October – a staggering rebound of roughly +170% in just three monthsts2.tech. At its 52-week high, PLUG was up about 65% year-to-date, ranking among 2025’s top-performing clean-energy stocks. The surge turned heads on Wall Street and online forums alike, as traders rushed in on the “green hydrogen” mania. However, the euphoria cooled just as quickly. After closing at

Key facts October 21, 2025 PLUG Stock Blazes Higher in October, Then Pauses Plug Power’s stock has been on a tear in October, rebounding from near-penny-stock levels over the summer to approach its yearly highs. Shares leapt from under $1.50 in early September to over $4.00 by mid-Octoberts2.tech. In the first week of October alone, PLUG spiked 35% in a single day after a bold analyst upgrade, eventually hitting an intraday peak of ~$4.58 (a new 52-week high) on Oct. 6ts2.tech. This frenetic rally was amplified by a short squeeze – with roughly 32–40% of Plug’s float sold short, many

Experts expect the MN8/Eos deal to catalyze further investment in long-duration storage. Data-center operators and grid planners alike see value in pairing renewables with dispatchable storage. “We can create efficiency when those [projects] are co-located,” says Eran Mahrer of Leeward Renewable Energy reuters.com, reflecting a broader push for integrated solar-storage sites. With lawmakers keen on grid resilience, analysts believe U.S. demand for safe, scalable solutions like Eos’s will grow sharply over the next 5–10 years reuters.com energy-storage.news. The big question is execution: if Eos can convert its pipeline into projects as planned, its zinc batteries could help power a new

PLUG Stock Soars, Then Volatile Pullback Plug Power’s stock price has been on a wild ride in October. After languishing in penny-stock territory over the summer, PLUG erupted into a full-fledged rally this fall. Shares surged from the low-$2 range in September to over $4 by mid-October, marking a 170%+ gain in about six weeksts2.tech. The peak came on October 6 when PLUG hit a new 52-week high around $4.50 intraday following a flurry of bullish newsts2.tech. At that level, the stock had more than doubled from early September and was trading at its highest in over a yearts2.tech. However,