The abundant sunshine in Catalonia makes it an optimal location for the utilization of solar energy. The region’s commitment to renewable energy and sustainability presents a significant opportunity for the adoption of solar power. This article presents three PV-Installers in Catalonia.
1. Edeltime SL, Barcelona
Based in Barcelona, the capital city of Catalonia, Edeltime focuses on the provision of comprehensive solutions within the solar energy sector since 2019. Besides the installation these solutions encompass the engineering, construction, project planning, land acquisition and grid connection of pv fields. Currently the company has installations at more than 150 residential areas and also at more than 30 industrial and commercial units in progress. An example project is a photovoltaic plant in Marmolejo in the region of Jaén, with an installed capacity of 6.5 MW. The project was commenced in 2023 and is scheduled for completion in 2025.
2. Fotovol Solar SL, Vulpellac
Fotovol is a Vulpellac based engineering and installation company specializing in the design and also implementation of solar systems. The company’s areas of expertise include the design and installation of solar panels on roofs, on the ground and on canopies in both self-consumption and grid sales mode. The company is multi-certified and has installed over 18 MW of solar energy to date. An exemplary project is a rooftop installation in Sant Jaume de Llierca with an overall capacity of 1,5 MWp. The company is one of many large PV-Installers in Catalonia.
3. Energiber Consulting SL, Barcelona
Energiber Consulting is a Barceolna headquartered PV-Installer and offers solar services to residential and commercial clients and to communities. The company has completed over 320 installations so far, in addition having installed more than 120.000 solar panels. Energiber’s overall capacity is estimated at over 83,2 TWh. An example project of the company is a commercial rooftop installation in Gavà with an output of 99,50 kWP.
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