Vergnet SA designs, manufactures, engineers, and contracts renewable energy technologies worldwide. It provides wind, solar, and hybrid energy, as well as solar application solutions. The company offers Hybrid Wizard, a hybrid energy solution, which enables users to monitor grid stability and manage generators in real-time; and solar energy solutions, such as turnkey solar photovoltaic (PV) energy solutions that enable its customers to generate clean energy, as well as PV solutions for water pumping, electro-chlorination, off-grid, and hybrid power solutions for commercial and industrial applications. It also manufactures and installs wind turbines; and provides renewable energy installation services to the mining industry, independent power producers, non-utility generators, and utility companies, as well as industry operators, communities, and private investors. The company was incorporated in 1988 and is based in Ormes, France.
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