Enpal GmbH
Location
Berlin
Founded
2017-01-19
Website
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2025-02-11 (businessinsider.de)
Climate crisis: These are nine innovative energy startups-
With 1.2 billion euros in 2024, the most venture capital flowed into the energy industry. These nine startups want to drive the energy transition forward.
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2024-01-28 (michanikos-online.gr)
Photovoltaics: European plan to ramp up Chinese panel surge - Michanikos Online
Brussels is considering emergency support measures for Europe's solar panel manufacturing industry as cheap Chinese imports threaten production in EU countries.
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2023-12-27 (energiefirmen.de)
Financial injection: Infrastructure investors Equitix and Keppel join Enpal
Berlin - The Berlin energy company Enpal has entered into an agreement with global infrastructure investors Equitix and Keppel Infrastructure Trust (KIT)...
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2023-11-07 (tagesspiegel.de)
Growth vision from the Berlin solar world: “Climate change must notice that we are here.”
The solar company Enpal cooperates with the search engine service Ecosia. In an interview, managing directors Mario Kohl and Christian Kroll talk about efficient energy and digital transformation as answers to climate change.
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2023-04-09 (morgenpost.de)
Enpal: Fighting climate change with solar systems
Mario Kohl is co-founder of the first German green tech unicorn, Enpal. A conversation about founding and climate change.
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2022-12-09 (spiegel.de)
(S+) Start-ups 1Komma5° and Enpal: The attack of the solar boys
Two German start-ups want to handle the climate-neutral conversion of millions of buildings. In times of energy crisis and climate change, business is booming. But what good are their offers?
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