Renewable energy jobs at REDEN

Among its notable achievements, REDEN launched a 200 MW solar module production line in Roquefort at the end of 2024, capable of producing up to 300,000 panels annually, with low-carbon certified modules ranging from 405 W to 545 W (source: solarstoragextra.com). This plant, commissioned in December 2024, was however shut down in mid-2026 due to cost pressures and Asian competition (source: pv-magazine.com). REDEN operates an installed solar capacity of approximately 1.1 GW, mainly across France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Germany, with an extended presence in Chile, Mexico, and Puerto Rico (sources: reden.solar, linkedin.com). The group is also distinguished by its expertise in agrivoltaics, developing systems compatible with livestock and agriculture, as well as innovative infrastructures such as agrivoltaic greenhouses and pergolas (source: reden.solar).

The past two years have been marked by the launch and subsequent shutdown of the photovoltaic module production line in Roquefort, highlighting the industrial challenges posed by international competition (sources: solarstoragextra.com, pv-magazine.com). Meanwhile, REDEN has continued its geographic expansion and project portfolio development across Europe and the Americas, strengthening its position as a pioneer in agrivoltaics (sources: linkedin.com, vie-economique.com). The company continues to invest in its industrial and operational capabilities while consolidating its presence in several countries, including France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Germany, Chile, Mexico, and Puerto Rico (source: reden.solar).

REDEN recruits across various fields such as project development, engineering, operations and maintenance, construction, industrial production, and support functions. Its integrated model, combining development, financing, construction, and operation, offers opportunities at its French offices in Roquefort, Toulouse, Bordeaux, and Nîmes, as well as within its international teams (sources: reden.solar, linkedin.com). The corporate culture focuses on international growth and innovation in the photovoltaic sector, with a strong emphasis on environmental responsibility and industrial control (source: reden.solar).