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SMA Altenso’s innovative solar hybrid systems, off-grid and grid-connected battery storage systems as well as hydrogen applications promote the flexible use of renewable energies and help reduce reliance on fossil energy sources.
Solnet Group has appointed Simo Hakkarainen as the new Head of Utility-Scale PV to drive the growth of the company group’s solar utility business.
Trilantic Europe has acquired 60 per cent of the shares in Aerocompact. The assembly system manufacturer wants to grow faster with fresh capital.
Outlook 2024: SMA once again achieved significant growth last year. CEO Jürgen Reinert believes the company is well positioned - also with regard to the demand for European products.
Sunovation, the manufacturer of glass modules for solar facades, is moving into its new company headquarters in Obernburg am Main in Germany at the end of the year. This step had become necessary as part of the company's steady growth.
The Schletter Group continued its trajectory of growth in the first quarter. At EUR 112.4 million, the company's revenue was around 90 percent higher than in the same period of the previous year.
The specialist wholesaler is growing its business and expanding internationally. Business is also expected to develop well this year. Electricity storage units are becoming increasingly important.
Four US solar companies will form a buying consortium to purchase 6-7 GW of solar modules annually to encourage the rapid scaling of domestic solar manufacturing in the United States.
In a recent communication, Dutch mounting systems manufacturer Van der Valk Solar Systems have looked back at 2021 with all its challenges. More importantly, however, the prospects for 2022 are promising:
The UK Infrastructure Bank has made its first private sector transaction, which will help catalyse a new £500m fund with NextEnergy Capital that could double the amount of subsidy-free solar power in the UK.
Tesvolt GmbH has concluded an approximately 40-million-euro equity capital funding round. The funds were provided by a consortium of investors led by the Liechtenstein Group – a group of companies owned by Liechtenstein’s princely family.
Photovoltaic wholesaler Krannich Solar announced yesterday that it is continuing to grow and in doing so establishes subsidiaries in China, Romania, Hungary, Australia and the USA.
The Schletter Group continues its growth course in Central America. They have recently supplied the mounting systems for a 6-megawatt solar power plant by the project developer Advanced Energy de El Salvador.
Tesvolt has posted strong growth in the first half of 2021. International business is a key engine for growth. Over 40 per cent of Tesvolt’s turnover now comes from international sales. There are also plans to enter the North American market next year.
STI Norland, manufacturer of tracking systems, has established itself as a major supplier in Latin America, doubling its market share from 17% to 35%.
