UGE International Ltd. has signed a service agreement with MaxSolar, a renewable energy project operator and maintenance provider. UGE, known for its leadership in commercial and community solar, transitioned to a full-cycle developer and IPP in 2020. With a decade of EPC experience, UGE has rapidly developed a portfolio of 12 operating projects, totaling 6.6 MW, with nine more projects, totaling 18.6 MW, under construction across six states. The development pipeline now stands at approximately 1 GW. Recognizing the importance of robust portfolio operations and maintenance, UGE has chosen MaxSolar to deliver US-wide services, including preventative and corrective maintenance, system monitoring, emergency response, and array cleaning. MaxSolar currently oversees 550 assets and 450 MW of capacity across 20 states and D.C.
UGE partners with MaxSolar for project maintenance
UGE International partners with MaxSolar for US-wide maintenance of its solar projects. (Image Credit: UGE International)
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