Camagüey, January 7 - The medium-sized company RENOVA from Camagüey faces the year 2026 with the goal of establishing itself as a provider of photovoltaic solutions, after achieving the installation of 1.6 megawatts (MW) in state and private entities in the country, and securing another 134 contracts in the commercial sector.
In system operations, approximately 87 contracts have been recorded, all focused on providing solutions to the country's needs as it works toward the progressive transformation of its energy matrix, which is currently dependent on fossil fuels.
Virgen María Guerra Pérez, Legal Advisor of RENOVA, stated to the Cuban News Agency that given such results in 2025, one of their most important goals for the current year is to become the main provider of photovoltaic solutions with storage for small and medium-sized industries.
“We participate in the installation of such equipment in various state-owned enterprises, businesses, and the residential sector, and we continue with large projects,” Guerra Pérez said.
She added that these actions present a constant challenge for the entity, while also mentioning ongoing initiatives with the national management teams of Transtur, Emprestur, and others linked to tourism, a key sector of the national economy.
Likewise, she affirmed that they have a special client in the Office of the Historian of the City of Camagüey, which promotes urban development through renewable energies, in addition to the sugar sector and private entities with growing needs.
The company RENOVA plans to open two commercial establishments, one of them in Havana, which will allow greater presence for customers in the western region, assured the specialist.
Among the good news in the recently concluded year, the consolidation of work with FelicityESS also stands out. FelicityESS is a Chinese company with 17 years of experience in photovoltaic energy storage, which recently obtained its registration in Cuba and became a supplier for RENOVA.
The Asian supplier represents a solution for entities on the Caribbean island that require inverters, batteries, and backup photovoltaic systems.
The commercial company RENOVA, officially established in 2021, today consolidates its work, possessing more than 240 clients in service areas and 685 in marketing.
It promotes sustainable prosperity through alternative energy, offering commercialization, installation, maintenance, technical assistance, warranty, and repair services for renewable energy systems, primarily solar.
Taken from the Cuban News Agency (ACN)
