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SigueSol enters the Italian solar market

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Portrait d'Angelo Nogara, Country Manager Italie de SigueSol, sur fond vert et anthracite de la marque

SigueSol, the Belgian photovoltaic structures specialist, is continuing its European expansion by entering the Italian market, after Belgium, Luxembourg, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Spain. A key step in one of Europe’s most dynamic solar markets.

Angelo Nogara, Country Manager Italie de SigueSol, sur le bandeau de bienvenue vert de la marque

A new step in our European growth

With 15 years of experience in ground-mounted projects, Belgian solar structures and services operator SigueSol is officially entering Italy, marking an important step in its European growth strategy. Having consolidated its presence in Belgium, Luxembourg, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Spain, SigueSol is now turning to Italy, one of Europe’s most dynamic solar markets, with ambitious targets for renewable energy deployment.

Reliable, high-performance solutions

SigueSol has built its reputation on reliable, high-performance mounting solutions for commercial and industrial applications. Its portfolio includes EnerGround, its ground-mounted structures designed for durability and ease of installation, and EnerPark, its solar carports that can accommodate vehicles of all sizes, from private cars to heavy goods vehicle fleets. By combining robust engineering with customer-focused service, the company has become a trusted partner for EPCs, installers, investors and project developers across Europe.

Experienced local leadership

Italian operations will be led by Angelo Nogara, newly appointed Country Manager. Angelo has more than 20 years of experience in renewable energy and sustainability, with management positions at Renewco Power-SSE, Statkraft, Suncity, Convert/Valmont and other international players. He has also helped shape sector policy as a board member of the Italian Solar Industry Association and has been directly involved in the growth of the Italian and international PV market over the past two decades.