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ArcelorMittal Spain, Group OPDE eye rooftop PV market

ArcelorMittal Construcción España, a branch of the world’s largest iron and steel company, and the Spanish solar photovoltaic multinational, Group OPDE, have signed a commercial agreement to develop the photovoltaic rooftop market in industrial buildings and car parks.

ArcelorMittal Construcción España already has three different solutions for rooftop photovoltaic installations in industrial buildings, canopies and fixed structures: Kalipso SP, Kalipso light, Eklips SP y Kassiope. With this agreement, PROINSO, which forms part of the Grupo OPDE, supplements its catalogue of solutions for this photovoltaic sector and provides its network of 1,272 qualified installers in 48 countries.

The agreement establishes that for photovoltaic projects that are the result of the commercial arrangements by ArcelorMittal Construcción España, the metal and steel company will bank on OPDE as the first option when the project is a turnkey one. Similarly ArcelorMittal Construcción España will offer its customers with new industrial buildings the option that OPDE can rent their photovoltaic rooftop to develop, promote, construct and finance photovoltaic projects.

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Published by:

Dan Ilett

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