The results of the second half of 2015

In the second half of 2015, RENTECHNO Company built and commissioned 9 private solar power plants. The total capacity of the plants is about 197 kW. Installations aim to generate electricity from solar radiation and sale to the national grid at a “green” tariff for private households. For the construction, we used the latest equipment and innovative technologies from the best manufacturers (solar panels, inverters, etc.).

Also in the second half of the year, our team installed and commissioned three industrial solar power plants with a total capacity of 560 kW for operation at a “green” tariff for industrial enterprises. You can familiarize yourself with all the projects of AVENSTON industrial power plants in the projects section on our website.

The total capacity of the PV-stations put into operation by RENTECHNO professionals in the second half of 2015 reaches 760 kW. Besides, we organized the supply of equipment with a total capacity of 4 MW, and signed several turnkey EPC for the construction of industrial installations in 2016 (with a total capacity of more than 6 MW). Our GC plans to continue its active development, we intend to build and commission several more projects of both industrial and domestic solar power plants in 2016.

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AVENSTON and RENTECHNO Group of Companies began work on the Ukrainian market in 2007 under the SolarUA brand. Then the company produced photovoltaic components for projects in Ukraine and the USA. Since 2010, under the RENTECHNO brand, we have carried out general contracts for the design, construction, and commissioning of solar power plants. After the adoption of the law on the “green” tariff in 2011, we switched to the implementation of mainly industrial projects. Meeting the needs of our customers, we organized a system supply of equipment for industrial power plants under the RENTECHNO PRIME brand. In 2018 Ukraine began actively develop and expand the solar energy market, that is why it was decided to create a new energy company, AVENSTON, combining the experience and skills of 10 years of work in the “solar” field.