Renewable energy jobs at WIRSOL Solar

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    Waghäusel, Germany
      On-site   Full time   More than 3 months ago
  • WIRSOL Solar

    Company Overview

    Name

    WIRSOL Solar AG, a subsidiary of the WIRCON Group

    Headquarters

    Waghäusel, Germany

    Founded

    2014

    Size

    Approximately 200 employees (Source: ippjournal.com). Revenue data for 2023 or later is not publicly available.

    What They Do

    WIRSOL Solar AG focuses on the development of solar energy and offers comprehensive services in the field of photovoltaics. The company provides planning, financing, installation, construction, technical and commercial management, as well as maintenance for photovoltaic systems of all sizes. Additionally, WIRSOL is expanding its portfolio to include onshore wind farms through its subsidiary WIRSOL WIND GmbH and electromobility solutions under the E-Motion brand (Source: wind-turbine.com). The target markets include Europe, Australia, and other regions, with WIRSOL acting as an independent solution provider distinguished by its comprehensive service offerings compared to manufacturers.

    Projects & Track Record

    WIRSOL has completed numerous notable projects, including a 30 MWp photovoltaic power plant in Delfzijl, Netherlands, powered by modules from Canadian Solar. In the UK, WIRSOL developed a portfolio of nine solar parks with a total capacity of 45 MWp, which was later sold or refinanced (Source: ippjournal.com). In Australia, WIRSOL Energy Pty Ltd has completed several large-scale solar projects, including three solar parks with a total of 165 MW, financed by Edify Energy. The company's track record includes over 7,000 projects implemented worldwide over a period of ten years up to around 2020-2022.

    Recent Developments

    In the past two years, WIRSOL announced the introduction of a new "Ready to Build" asset class for renewable projects, which was highlighted at the Husum Wind event in September 2024. The company is pursuing permits and construction starts for projects such as the Maryvale Solar Project in New South Wales, Australia (Source: ippjournal.com). No major acquisitions or mergers have been reported; however, ongoing refinancing and sales activities reflect previous patterns, such as the sale of the 45 MWp portfolio in the UK.

    Working There

    WIRSOL offers positions in planning, project development, financing, construction, technical and commercial management, as well as maintenance for solar, wind, and electromobility projects. The main employment is based at the headquarters in Waghäusel, with opportunities in international offices across Europe, Australia, and beyond (Source: wind-turbine.com). The company culture emphasizes early dialogue with communities for the acceptance of wind projects and demonstrates resilient recovery following insolvency in 2014.


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