The company said that it will provide the solar equipment for installation on the sites, as well as sell the newly generated solar energy at a discounted rate.
James Poole, president and CEO of Fidelis Energy, said: “Due to robust government tax incentives, Greece has emerged as a leading market for solar power energy, and for Fidelis as we continue to launch on our aggressive international expansion programme.
“Their current environment of available grants and favorable feed-in tariffs presents a great opportunity for the company, and we fully expect to see an increase in projects within the region.”
Fidelis Energy is engaged in developing, constructing and operating solar energy projects exclusively or in partnership with other energy companies. The company is also in the development stage of designing solar PV cell technology products and plans to manufacture and distribute these products.
