About

Economical. Fast. Comprehensive.

In 2008, Christoph Koeppen, Stefan Müller and Frank Müllejans founded the unlisted company ENERPARC AG, which over the past 17 years has grown into an internationally active and still owner-managed group of companies focusing on ground-mounted photovoltaic systems.

Together with our domestic and foreign sister companies, ENERPARC covers all areas of the photovoltaic system value chain. ENERPARC is a one-stop shop for the entire range of tasks involved in the development, planning, construction and operation of a solar power plant, as well as the subsequent marketing of the electricity generated to international power exchanges, energy suppliers or large industrial companies.

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2008

ENERPARC founded

2009

First EPC project in Hamburg-Georgswerder (600 kW)

2010

Erstes Projekt als IPP in Kleinaitlingen (5 MW)

2011

ENERPARC India founded
pvwerk founded
Sunnic Lighthouse founded

2014

Introduction of proprietary AI-based monitoring system

2016

ENERPARC France founded

2017

ENERPARC Spain founded
ENERPARC Australia founded

2020

ENERPARC Service founded
Sonnen Tiefbau founded

2022

Move to new headquarters in Hamburg

2023

First large-scale battery storage facility in operation

2024

3.5 GW of PV systems in own portfolio

History

Grown for change

With over 600 employees in Germany, Spain, France, Portugal, the Netherlands, India and Australia, the group has

developed and built over 700 solar parks worldwide with a total output of over 4,700 megawatts.
Around 500 of these, with an installed capacity of over 3,500 megawatts, are owned by the company and operated under its own management.
Translated into tangible figures, ENERPARC is now in a position to cover the electricity needs of one million households and save over 1.8 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent annually.

Thanks to the commitment of all its employees, the ENERPARC Group is now one of the largest independent producers of solar energy in Europe – and proud to be making a significant contribution to the energy transition.