Accelerating the green energy transition
+380 (66) 508-07-64On September 26, 2019, the GETMARKET platform presented ratings of the Ukrainian solar energy market EPC companies. The speakers were the partners of the platform, representatives of leading legal and consulting companies, relevant governmental organizations, associations and financial institutions. The delegates of the investment groups also visited the event.
AVENSTON welcomes GetMarket with a good start! We wish you rapid growth, reliable partners and achievement of all of your ambitious goals!
GETMARKET (Green Energy Technologies Market) is a platform that brings together independent consulting companies working in Ukrainian renewable energy sector. Our goal is systematization and development of the energy market, as well as supporting the investors in successful implementation of renewable energy projects.
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