Our vision
Solarezo is defined by 4 founding principles: a personal vision of renewable energies, a unique philosophy of action, clear management principles and putting the right resources at the service of the company’s sound ambitions. Solarezo is an independent player in the new energies sector, conducting its activities throughout the photovoltaic value chain, comprising the development, manufacture, construction, production, operation and maintenance of facilities.
Clear management principles
These principles are based on accountability and independence.
Accountability of all our staff (from the most experienced to the very youngest) and of the company as regards its environmental responsibility (ecological harmony of its power stations).
Financial independence thanks to a majority of family-held capital guaranteeing us the operational freedom.
The right resources
The financial resources to match the issues and cutting edge technical and commercial skills at the service of our ambitions.
A polyvalent commercial and technical range encompassing major facilities for large public authorities, private organisations or industry, for industry, commerce and the service sector.
A personal vision of renewable energies
These energies have great development potential but our country has got a long way behind others. France can make up that gap and build a sector of the highest international standards in solar photovoltaic energy and biomass, provided that independent entrepreneurs are the catalysts in the emergence of the sector and that all the public and private stakeholders make their respective contributions.
A unique philosophy of action
A philosophy summarised by the motto “the general interest is always the right choice.” This philosophy is expressed by the priority given to the medium or long term over the short term, by the choice of projects in which Solarezo is involved, by the generally more favourable financial terms granted to public authorities (considered primarily as partners) and by our determination to build an integrated photovoltaic sector in France within the next 10 years.