27 June 2024 - ENERPARC receives ISO 27001 certification for information security management

ENERPARC, Europe's leading independent solar park developer and operator, has received ISO 27001 certification. The certificate confirms that ENERPARC AG meets the highest standards in information security. The measures implemented by the Group meet the international requirements for the introduction, implementation, operation and improvement of an information security management system.

The certificate issued by RSM Certification GmbH is the result of an extensive auditing process since March 2023 and applies to the business processes of measuring, monitoring, controlling and regulating the solar plants operated by the company.

ENERPARC COO Stefan Müller: "We currently operate 480 solar plants worldwide with an output of around 3,450 megawatts, making a relevant contribution to the energy transition. Ensuring that our systems run smoothly is therefore a top priority for us. With the ISO certificate, we now have official confirmation that our information security management system is effective and complies with the internationally recognized standard. This is also a vote of confidence in our business and banking partners."

With the certification, ENERPARC undertakes to continuously review the implemented IT security systems and to participate in annual surveillance audits.

About ENERPARC: 
ENERPARC develops, builds, operates and invests internationally in solar power plants in the megawatt segment. Founded in Hamburg in 2008, the non-listed stock corporation currently employs over 500 people and is active in Spain, France, Portugal, India and Australia in addition to its core market of Germany. In recent years, ENERPARC has successfully connected more than 650 solar plants with an output of over 4,500 MW to the grid worldwide - around 3,500 MW of which are its own solar power plants - and has become one of the largest independent power producers for solar energy in Europe. ENERPARC's goal is to develop a total of 10 GW of PV systems for its own portfolio and a further 10 GW for third-party solar portfolios worldwide by 2030.