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Move towards an energized future

Our solar parks provide more than just green energy to local communities. By working together and focusing on the human aspects of the energy transition, we want to spark people’s energy to join us in working towards an energized future.

Available for everyone, everywhere

To make the energy transition successful, we must all join forces: from investors to landowners and from local authorities to residents. Together, we aim to work on a future in which sustainable energy is available to everyone, everywhere. 

Investors

Learn more about investing in or collaborating on our projects.

Landowners

If you are interested in realizing a solar park on your land, these are the steps you need to take.

Communities

We energize local communities. Continue reading to find out how.

We act now

Climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our generation. There is no more time to lose if we want to reduce carbon emissions by 55% by 2030 and become completely climate-neutral by 2050. Our experienced and driven team has therefore been actively developing, financing, realizing and operating solar parks in Europe for many years. We have already built more than 30 solar parks, equaling supplying sustainable energy to more than 300,000 households.

News

Chint Solar and Voltis start new Joint Venture ‘Voltison’ to develop a circa 5 GW renewable projects pipeline in the UK

Chint Solar and Voltis have joined forces to co-develop a circa 5 GW portfolio of renewable energy and storage projects in the United Kingdom.

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First solar module for Salteras projects in Spain symbolically installed

Chint Solar has started the next phase of construction of the Salteras solar park in Spain. The first solar module was symbolically placed by local stakeholders, together with representatives of Chint Solar.

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Solar park Schönermark opened for visitors

On July 12, Schönermark solar park in eastern Germany welcomed more than 80 visitors for an Open Day. More than 80 interested visitors attended the event.

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