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Trades about 1,185% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Quimper, France, and established in 2016, Entech is a specialist in designing, developing, and deploying solutions for renewable energy generation and storage. The company's operations span France and international markets, where it also sets up intelligent systems for power grid supervision and management. Entech's comprehensive offerings encompass energy conversion and photovoltaic solar power plant projects. They handle the full lifecycle from development to commissioning for various installations, including on-grid and off-grid systems that integrate energy conversion and storage, serving to stabilize grids or provide electricity to remote sites. Their expertise also covers ground-mounted, rooftop, and shadehouse solar facilities. Furthermore, Entech pushes innovation through prototypes involving complex conversion chains, such as those for tidal turbines and advanced battery technologies. The company's product suite features Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) for diverse applications like grid connection/disconnection, production smoothing, and frequency regulation. They also deliver Microgrid solutions to enable energy access, fuel savings, and optimized billing in both connected and isolated environments. Additionally, Entech provides advanced supervision and automation platforms tailored for on-grid/off-grid operation, fuel efficiency, precise frequency/voltage regulation, and power smoothing. A significant area of focus for Entech is the provision of production and storage solutions for green hydrogen.
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