GP JOULE Expands Capacity into Key US Northeast and Midwest Solar Markets with New York Office
Integrated Canadian-Based EPC Brings its Line of PV Mechanical Product Solutions to Fast-Growing States
"In order to best serve the ongoing growth of solar PV in New York, Massachusetts, Illinois and other Northern States, establishing a base in New York was a natural and necessary step for us," says David Pichard, CEO of GP JOULE. "I am pleased Jonathan Mizrachi has joined the GP JOULE family to lead our Product Solutions business development and manage customer relationships, bringing over 10 years of leadership in the PV industry in those markets."
"By packaging our integrated rack and foundation kits with our mechanical installation services, we do more than just lower labor and other soft costs," says Mizrachi, newly appointed Vice President, U.S. Sales based out of the new Northeast office. "Our smart designs put ‘more' product in the ground to meet the industry's expectations for increased lifespans, while reducing installation labor in high cost markets. I'm excited to join an innovative company that focuses on providing integrated and quality solutions to clients, while streamlining contracting and execution".
The company will unveil new innovations for its PHLEGON® single-axis tracker and fixed-tilt racking solutions, like the EZ-Up feature, at Solar Power Northeast in Boston Feb. 5 and 6.
About GP JOULE
GP JOULE is a global renewable energy company with an extensive track record developing, engineering, constructing, operating, and financing commercial and utility-scale renewable projects. In the North American market, GP JOULE provides EPC turnkey services and a full range of PV products focused on delivering the lowest cost per kilowatt hour. GP JOULE's complete in-house and local execution team includes civil, mechanical, and electrical expertise. Globally, GP JOULE has installed over 550 MWs of PV projects and manages 600 MWs of assets across Germany, France, Italy, Canada, and the United States. www.gp-joule.com.
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