About hep solar
Company Overview
Hep Global GmbH
HeadquartersGüglingen, Germany
Founded2008
SizeApproximately 200-220 employees worldwide (source: linkedin.com). Revenue of 73.3 million euros in 2023 (source: pv-magazine.com).
What They Do
Hep Global GmbH focuses exclusively on the development, construction, operation, and financing of photovoltaic (PV) systems. The company has evolved from a regional solar developer to an international player in the renewable energy sector, covering the entire value chain of solar energy. Hep offers alternative investment funds (AIFs) that allow investors to participate in the global expansion of solar energy. These funds are specifically designed for semi-professional and professional investors looking to invest in sustainable projects (source: pv-magazine.com).
Projects & Track Record
Hep has developed and completed over 90 solar projects worldwide with a total capacity of 1,355 MWp. The company currently operates 30 solar parks that it owns and manages to ensure long-term energy production. In North America, Hep has realized 19 solar projects with over 990 MW of development experience. These projects have fed more than 130 gigawatt-hours of energy into the power grids (source: pv-magazine.com).
Recent Developments
In 2023, Hep entered into a partnership that provides exclusive access to over 10,000 development sites in Germany. This agreement is expected to be complemented by further similar agreements in 2024. The company was recognized as a top solar contractor in the USA in 2023, highlighting the quality of its execution and its market position (source: pv-magazine.com).
Working at Hep Global GmbH
Hep offers a variety of roles in areas such as project development, engineering, asset management, and investor relations. The company has offices in Güglingen, Hamburg, Huntersville (USA), Calgary (Canada), as well as Kobe and Tokyo (Japan). The corporate culture is based on the values of sustainability, innovation, and community, with leadership emphasizing that the business model should be sustainable from the outset (source: pv-magazine.com).
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