Experience that underpins your project.
Green in Business is young, the founding team is not. Behind us are completed solar and industrial projects with around 70 MWp of experience in the founding team. A selection.
Car park PV in Halle: around 2.4 MWp.
For a confectionery manufacturer in Halle (Westfalen) we delivered a turnkey car park PV system, from the steel structure through the photovoltaics to integration into the on-site grid. Around 2.4 MWp on the parking area, all trades from a single source.

Turnkey, all trades from a single source.
Steelwork, photovoltaics, transformer station and grid connection, coordinated by a single point of contact. This turns a parking area into a power plant without you having to manage five trades.
Photovoltaics across all site types.
Projects from the previous roles of our founding partners, from rooftop through ground-mounted PV to large-scale installations.

Ground-mounted PV Struch
Large-scale installation from planning through approval to grid feed-in.

Rooftop PV Junior Gruppe
Unused roof areas as a power source for self-consumption.

PV system ESA
Photovoltaics for the European Space Agency.
Large projects seen through to completion.
Our founding partners have led demanding industrial and transaction projects. This experience is built into every project development.

Renault tractor division into the CLAAS Group
Full acquisition and integration. Commercial project lead: Mathias Westerbarkei.
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BASF Ludwigshafen
New production process with around 25 per cent higher energy efficiency and lower costs. Senior Consultant: Maximilian Reitmeir.
The same photovoltaics partner as ALDI and Siemens.
Our founding team worked as a photovoltaics partner for industry leaders such as ALDI and Siemens. This experience with large-scale solar installations is now built into every car park PV project at Green in Business.
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