Accelerating the green energy transition
The Ivanivka Solar Power Plant, made by the company of our group, got into a textbook grade 8 on physics! Our Ukrainian schoolchildren will study the latest technologies implemented in interesting projects by Ukrainian specialists!
The project was built in 2013 and embodies cutting-edge technology and the best energy trends!
We are proud of the fact that new generations will read about the project and may decide to link their lives to solar power!
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The first company of our group was SolarUA, founded in 2007, which was engaged in the production of photoelectric parts for investment projects in Ukraine and the USA. Already in 2010, a RENTECHNO company appeared, which was implementing turnkey contracts of solar power plants. Following the adoption of the Green Tariff Law in 2011, it was decided to focus mainly on industrial PV projects. Then RENTECHNO PRIME was created to supply chain management. Next, AVENSTON was founded in 2018, which has taken on all the new challenges of Ukraine’s solar energy market and combined professionalism and years of experience in RES.
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Prospects for the development of the solar energy industry
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