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Soltech's Dutch subsidiary 365zon wins solar tender with a potential order value of SEK 130 million
Lars Buuts
Kurs & Likviditet
Prenumeration
Beskrivning
| Land | Sverige |
|---|---|
| Lista | First North Stockholm |
| Sektor | Energi & Miljö |
| Industri | Energikällor |
Soltech's subsidiary 365zon has won one of the biggest Dutch tenders in solar energy branch. The winning assignment means that 365zon will install solar panels on 900 houses in the reaming of 2023 and a potential of another 4 000 during the coming two years (2024-2025). The potential order value for the total deal amounts to approximately SEK 130 million.
The Dutch solar energy company 365zon are one of the Netherlands' largest solar energy companies. They are focused on solar and charging solutions for the consumer market, housing associations, pension funds and member and consumer organizations for homeowners and tenant owned apartments.
On behalf of several pension funds, Achmea Real Estate that manages approx. 25,000 homes, wants to offer its tenants of single-family and multifamily homes to offer solar panels on the basis of a free contribution from residents.
Until the end of 2025, they want to offer solar panels to thousands of homes. An assignment 365zon now have been entrusted for 2023. The tender participants who were chosen for the bid were selected by, pricing, sustainability, customer journey, delivery reliability and quality to name a few.
– It feels great to win such a big tender among different competitors. We are looking forward to helping Achmea Real Estate harnessing the sun's potential and helping house owners become renewable energy producers in the coming years, says Lars Buuts, CEO of 365zon.
– We are thrilled that our subsidiary secures yet another major solar energy deal. This accomplishment not only demonstrates their commitment to sustainable energy solutions but also showcases 365zon’s ambition in creating a brighter, cleaner future for residents in the Netherlands, says Stefan Ölander, CEO of Soltech Energy.