Hopewind and Fortis Energy have signed an MOU at SolarEX Istanbul, marking a significant milestone in Balkan renewable energy initiatives. With a substantial portfolio of 1.8 GW in wind and solar projects and robust EPC capabilities, Fortis Energy brings industry expertise to the table. This collaboration aims to revolutionize the Balkan renewable energy sector by combining Hopewind’s electronics expertise with Fortis Energy’s regional industry knowledge. The partnership is focused on promoting clean energy adoption through advanced PV solutions.
Hopewind, Fortis Energy join forces for renewables
The partnership leverages Hopewind’s technology and Fortis Energy’s local experience. (Image Credit: Hopewind).
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