Monsson
@monsson_srl
Stockholm, Swedenhttps://monsson.eu Renewable Energy Semiconductor ManufacturingOverview
About Monsson
Bringing a wind farm to life is a laborious and time-consuming process, involving a great amount of resources. Established in 1997, Monsson Group has focused on renewable energy since 2004 and became a major wind farm developer country wide with more than 2400 MW projects in its portfolio.
Driven by the hard work of more than 500 specialized employees, Monsson Group performs a wide range of services for wind farms comprising development, construction, operation, maintenance, service and electricity trading.
Energy demand is on a constant rise due to increasing population and further industrialization, at the same time fossil fuel reserves are diminishing. The pressing global demand of finding solutions for the climate change is today’s problem that will influence tomorrow. Through the forces of Nature we are enabled to have a security of supply and a sustainable electricity generation, thus we see Nature as the only solution for today’s energy problem.
Starting 2014, Monsson Group began the expansion world wide, and has now offices in Stockholm, Bucharest, Warsaw, Istambul, Qatar, Cape Town and New Zealand.
Driven by the hard work of more than 500 specialized employees, Monsson Group performs a wide range of services for wind farms comprising development, construction, operation, maintenance, service and electricity trading.
Energy demand is on a constant rise due to increasing population and further industrialization, at the same time fossil fuel reserves are diminishing. The pressing global demand of finding solutions for the climate change is today’s problem that will influence tomorrow. Through the forces of Nature we are enabled to have a security of supply and a sustainable electricity generation, thus we see Nature as the only solution for today’s energy problem.
Starting 2014, Monsson Group began the expansion world wide, and has now offices in Stockholm, Bucharest, Warsaw, Istambul, Qatar, Cape Town and New Zealand.