Bartosz Majewski, CEO of Menlo Electric, commented: “Reaching 1 GW in just 9 months is a testament to the hard work and collaboration across all departments. This achievement reflects our commitment to supporting the growth of renewable energy worldwide.”
Menlo Electric has expanded its portfolio by partnering with Photonica, an international manufacturer of photovoltaic components specializing in providing versatile and sustainable solutions for various installation scenarios, from residential to industrial applications. This partnership has already seen successful sales across Poland, Ukraine, Sweden, Bulgaria, Romania, Germany, and South Africa.
More than 2,000 customers
The milestone was achieved by serving over 2,000 customers and delivering more than 10,000 orders. Menlo Electric secured 50+ contracts with leading manufacturers, including key partnerships with Jinko Solar, Astronergy, Sungrow, Deye, FoxESS, SolaX and others.
The company has also expanded its global reach, delivering 122 MW to the MENA region and 110 MW to Southern Africa, and recently entered new markets including the USA, Senegal, and Zambia.
Recent strategic partnerships further reinforce Menlo Electric’s leadership. In July 2024, the company and Jinko Solar committed to delivering an additional 1 GW of solar modules to Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. A similar partnership with Sungrow aims to distribute 1 GW of power electronics globally by 2026. These collaborations demonstrate Menlo Electric’s pivotal role in meeting the growing global demand for renewable energy solutions.
Also focus on social responsibility
Meng Yang, Vice President of Sungrow Europe, remarked, “Joining forces with Menlo Electric allows us to deliver innovative solar technologies to key markets quickly, advancing the global energy transition.”
Also see: 1 GW distribution partnership of Menlo and JinkoSolar
Maria Aram Merdzhanova, Head of Sales EE, UK and Nordics, at Jinko Solar commended Menlo Electric for their strong distribution network, noting, “Menlo’s dedication to delivering top-tier products ensures our modules reach key markets swiftly and efficiently.”
Also see: Strategic partnership of Menlo Electric and Sungrow
In addition to its business successes, Menlo Electric remains dedicated to social responsibility through its participation in the Solar2Share Collective, a joint initiative that provides solar systems to schools, hospitals, and kindergartens across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. By the end of 2024, the initiative aims to transition 20 public institutions to renewable energy, further amplifying Menlo’s impact on sustainability.
Majewski concluded, “Our team, partners, and clients have been crucial in making this milestone possible. Together, we are shaping the future of renewable energy, one gigawatt at a time.”
Menlo Electric remains committed to advancing renewable energy solutions through innovation, partnerships, and unmatched service quality, Majewski stressed. (hcn)