SUNEL Group

SUNEL GROUP is a globally recognized EPC Contractor and Developer for Solar projects. With its' headquarters in London, regional headquarters in Valencia, Athens, Istanbul and Dubai and a total of 8 corporate offices worldwide, the group is staffed by over 350 employees consisting of highly-experienced and specialized teams of engineers, project managers, site managers, electricians and technicians. Since the company's formation in 2006, SUNEL has successfully developed, engineered, constructed and maintained more than 500 PV Projects in three continents, amounting to a total capacity of over 2.000 megawatts and has already a full pipeline of new projects to be completed in the next years. Furthermore, there is a strategy of expansion into new strategic markets such as Central and South East Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, USA, Latin America and Australia, aiming at making SUNEL one of the leading corporations of the sector worldwide. The ability to secure strategic partnerships with key international players in the global solar energy business has been at the core of SUNEL's successful growth strategy. This well-cultivated network of collaborators enables SUNEL to bring together local and international investors in order to create mutually beneficial partnerships. Our mission is to offer customized integrated solutions of the highest global standards, in order to meet and even exceed the customer's needs. In Sunel, we believe that trust, honesty and transparency are the foundation for a long-term cooperation. By consulting and supporting our customers and maintaining their projects, we ensure the maximum benefit of each investment. Lastly but most importantly, Sunel goes the extra mile to ensure a solar installation has a positive impact in each community in which we serve. Now Sunel is going a step further to create long-term contributions in communities where our utility scale solar installations are located especially in Sub-Sahara and Far East Asia. SunelForAll is the solar energy philanthropic program of Sunel, which was started to serve underprivileged and disadvantaged communities who still don't have access to electricity, particularly in rural areas mainly located in Sub-Sahara.