Last year, wind and solar energy Override Fossil fuel to provide 30 % of the electricity in the European Union. However, in the background, the startups in the solar space were wandering in changing generations in how we got our strength. In 2022, we covered how a small European start -up company planned to bring solar energy to homes through the “vertical panels” designed to fix them on elegant European balconies. However, this strategy has proven difficult, and Widosolar It is now pivotal in B2B after getting a minority share by Solar Solar Genbyte Tech. The conditions of the deal did not reveal it.
Publicly circulating Genbyte, with factories in China and annual revenues of more than $ 1.4 billion, is a strategic partnership with Wedosolar in its next repetition. The startup company in New York has previously returned Ventureout Germany Leanox capital effect As supporters at an early stage.
Genbyte Tech is usually produced from a minute, energy storage systems and smart network solutions. It will now provide the infrastructure and technical expertise for my interior to expand its operations and enter new markets.
Wedosolar was established in 2021 before Karolina AttspodinaBusinessman of the Ukrainian Mawlid series and Qian ChenDevice engineer, serial businessman, and former administrative director of BSH Digital Ventures GmbH.
The startup previously provided compact solutions to people’s homes, which are designed for self -installation, in a delivery and play.
“The decision to convert to the B2B model is a natural development of the company as we saw cheaper, not very safe, the products began to dump the market. Carolina Atbodina, CEO and co -founder of Wedosolar told Techcrunch, said it has become impossible for customers to see the difference and understand them. They are now reavering. About her role, but she plans to stay with the company as a shareholder and a member of the Board of Directors.
In its place, Chen will take over the weight of the weight of the weight. Using the possibilities of Genbyte, Wedosolar will now meet sellers, real estate developers and commercial institutions, offering solar panels that suit their projects.
“We needed to mutate to the B2B model, but we needed a strong partner behind us, and this was the best solution. We, as founders, will keep the majority share, and there will be a new team that was built under Qin.”
For her, she told Techcrunch, “I am now looking to enter the double use / defense sector in the near future. But in the meantime, I help other founders in collecting donations and other projects.”