Upsolar’s Greek activities see 33MW shipped in two-year period

June 12, 2012
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Recently adding another 1.2MW module order to its books, Upsolar has announced that its Greek activities have seen the shipment of 33MW of its PV modules to projects in the country since it first entered the market in March 2010. The 1.2MW order comes from RSEnergy Hellas Solartechnik, a Greece-based EPC firm that has several ground-mounted and industrial rooftop projects planned for the country.

Upsolar Greece’s rapid development in the country has seen the company’s ‘Made in EU’ panels certified by the Industrial Certificate for Mechanics (ICIM), which allows customers to avail of an additional 10% incentive premium when installing the modules.

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“Upsolar’s photovoltaic modules allow us to offer best performance projects at competitive prices to our customers,” said Mr. Müller-Polyzos, CEO of RSEnergy. “Upsolar photovoltaic modules are assembled with high-quality, internationally-sourced components such as Huber Suhner junction boxes. The quality commitment of Upsolar is reflected by the PowerGuard insurance backed by industry-leading insurance companies. This means for our customers that the warranty stays in place with or without Upsolar's involvement, providing security for a long term investment.”

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