Memberships

Memberships

The European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA) represents about 95% of the European photovoltaic industry and 80% of the worldwide photovoltaic industry.

With more than 200 Member companies drawn from across the entire solar electricity sector, EPIA members are present throughout the whole value-chain: from silicon, cells and module production to systems development.

EPIA represents the interests of its member companies at the national, international and global level. Its mission is to deliver a distinct and valuable service driven by the strength of a single photovoltaic voice.

Contributing to EPIA's effort for the development of local markets, Solar Cells Hellas Group plays an active role in the association, transferring the international experience to Greece.

http://www.epia.org/

HELAPCO is a non-profit organization established in 2002 by Greek companies involved in the photovoltaic sector. Its aim is to promote the rights and interests of the sector in Greece.

Being the first fully integrated photovoltaic producer in Greece, the Group has a lot to offer as a member of HELAPCO, providing the arguments for promotion of the PV market by the government.

http://www.helapco.gr/

The German-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce and Industry, founded in 1924, supports the development of new commercial opportunitiesand business relations between the two countries.

The Chamber annually responds to almost 15,000 commercial demands and is considered to be the official representative of the largest exhibitions in Germany and of organizations, providing legal, commercial and financial advice. In particular, it constitutes an information portal for its members by providing valuable information on specific markets of Renewable Energy Sources (R.E.S), as well as on energy efficiency issues.

Given that Germany holds a leading position in the PV industry, functioning as the driving force for other countries, Solar Cells Hellas Group strengthens this relationship as a member of the German- Hellenic Chamber.

http://griechenland.ahk.de

The Association of Hellenic Photovoltaic Producers was founded in February 2010 with the participation of three vertically integrated photovoltaic industries, employing approximately 750 employees.

Given that PV sector constitutes the only part of Renewable Energy Sources (RES) where a significant investment on production has been realized in Greece, the Association is called to protect the positive aspects of the Greek PV Industry by participating in the developments.

Solar Cells Hellas Group being the biggest PV producers in Greece is a founding member of the Association of Hellenic Photovoltaic Producers, having as a main concern the promotion of Photovoltaics through the continuous monitoring of the institutional and legal framework and the mobilization to support the promising Industry.


The European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA) represents about 95% of the European photovoltaic industry and 80% of the worldwide photovoltaic industry. With more than 200 Member companies drawn from across the entire solar electricity sector, EPIA members are present throughout the whole value-chain: from silicon, cells and module production to systems development. EPIA represents the interests of its member companies at the national, international and global level. Its mission is to deliver a distinct and valuable service driven by the strength of a single photovoltaic voice. Contributing to EPIA's effort for the development of local markets, Solar Cells Hellas Group plays an active role in the association, transferring the international experience to Greece. http://www.epia.org/

HELAPCO is a non-profit organization established in 2002 by Greek companies involved in the photovoltaic sector. Its aim is to promote the rights and interests of the sector in Greece. Being the first fully integrated photovoltaic producer in Greece, the Group has a lot to offer as a member of HELAPCO, providing the arguments for promotion of the PV market by the government. http://www.helapco.gr/

The German-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce and Industry, founded in 1924, supports the development of new commercial opportunitiesand business relations between the two countries. The Chamber annually responds to almost 15,000 commercial demands and is considered to be the official representative of the largest exhibitions in Germany and of organizations, providing legal, commercial and financial advice. In particular, it constitutes an information portal for its members by providing valuable information on specific markets of Renewable Energy Sources (R.E.S), as well as on energy efficiency issues. Given that Germany holds a leading position in the PV industry, functioning as the driving force for other countries, Solar Cells Hellas Group strengthens this relationship as a member of the German- Hellenic Chamber. http://griechenland.ahk.de

The Association of Hellenic Photovoltaic Producers was founded in February 2010 with the participation of three vertically integrated photovoltaic industries, employing approximately 750 employees. Given that PV sector constitutes the only part of Renewable Energy Sources (RES) where a significant investment on production has been realized in Greece, the Association is called to protect the positive aspects of the Greek PV Industry by participating in the developments. Solar Cells Hellas Group being the biggest PV producers in Greece is a founding member of the Association of Hellenic Photovoltaic Producers, having as a main concern the promotion of Photovoltaics through the continuous monitoring of the institutional and legal framework and the mobilization to support the promising Industry.