Atmosfera
Company Details
Employees
130
Founded
2007
City
Kyiv
Country
Ukraine
Total Funding
Not Available
Phone
'+380 800 352 642
Kyiv,
Ukraine
About Atmosfera
Atmosfera is a prominent Ukrainian company in the renewable energy sector, established in 2007 and based in Kyiv. The company specializes in the distribution, installation, and maintenance of solar energy equipment and solutions. As a major EPC contractor, Atmosfera has a portfolio exceeding 100 megawatts in industrial and utility-scale projects and has been active in Europe since 2014. With a workforce of approximately 65-259 employees and an annual revenue of $18.6 million, it serves as the official distributor for over 25 global brands in solar and renewable energy. Atmosfera manages the largest network of installation partners in Ukraine, having constructed over 3,000 solar power stations for various clients, including hospitals, schools, and businesses. The company offers a range of products, including solar PV systems, thermal systems, and wind generators, all certified for quality and performance. Additionally, Atmosfera provides design, installation, and maintenance services, along with technical supervision and training. Guided by values of freedom, openness, and trust, Atmosfera is recognized as one of Ukraine's most promising companies by Forbes.
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