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Work has begun on the 102-MW Murch Solar Project in Michigan

Greensol, the U.S. branch of Greening, has begun building the 102-MW Murch Solar project in Van Buren County, Michigan. Qualitas Energy owns Heelstone Renewable Energy, which is in charge of the project.

Greensol is Greening’s U.S. branch that builds renewable energy projects. It combines the group’s worldwide expertise with technical skills that are specific to the North American market. This concept lets the Spanish firm provide complete EPC solutions for solar and energy storage projects, both for utilities and for businesses.

“With Greensol, we are still making progress on our strategy, which puts the United States at the top of our list of markets.”

Ignacio Salcedo, Executive Chairman of Greening, said,

“We want to meet a clear need in the North American industrial market by providing a highly specialized and reliable technical partner that can carry out complex solar and storage projects with quality, efficiency, and full regulatory compliance.”



Andy Worford

Founder and Chief Content Officer at Resident Solar Power. Andy's been following solar policy and technology long enough to know which trends matter and which ones are just noise. He writes about photovoltaic systems, policy changes, and green tech innovations - basically, anything that helps homeowners make smarter solar decisions.

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