Créawatt: The latest figures, news and market research on Créawatt

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Country: France

Part of the Phoenix Group, founded in 2020 by Jean-Noël Gaine
The PHOENIX Group owns the following subsidiaries and brands
- CréaWatt Fabrick': R&D and assembly of innovative solar products and solutions
- Enr'J Solaire: solar project design, research and marketing of Luxsiol module and Syraé solution
- G Solar: installation and maintenance of photovoltaic power plants, training of installation contractors

CréaWatt: The resin and composite solar panel from France 28/09/2024

company age: 3 years
Business sector: Solarization of roofs Panels and fasteners six times lighter than traditional systems
Target market: Roofs unable to bear the weight of traditional products or zinc roofs, representing 100 million square meters
Fastening system eliminates the need for roof reinforcement, and withstands winds of 280 km/h Founder: Jean-Noël Gaine,
Production volume: 60,000 panels already installed Panels manufactured in China by Sunman, assembled in Amilly (Loiret)
Plans: Bring manufacturing back to France, requiring an investment of 16 million euros

Creawatt: Ultra-light, versatile photovoltaic panels 06/08/2024

Créawatt, a young innovative company in the photovoltaic field.
Self-gripping solution for solar panels, enabling the equipment of industrial or tertiary buildings deemed too fragile for traditional installation methods.
Target market: Industrial and commercial buildings requiring lightweight, non-invasive solutions for solar panel installation.
Located in Loiret, France.
Créawatt plans to repatriate the manufacture of its solar panels from China.

CréaWatt invests in an ultralight photovoltaic panel factory 25/08/2023

CréaWatt was founded in Pannes in 2020.
The planned investment for the photovoltaic panel factory development project is 20 million euros.
Baudin Chateauneuf supported the purchase of the premises and took a 20% stake in CréaWatt.
The photovoltaic panels are designed in collaboration with the Chinese group, Sunman, and are lighter than conventional panels (3.5 kilos per m2 versus 15 to 17 kilos).
CréaWatt has installed 53,000 modules in three years.
Production will begin in mid-2024, with a workforce of over 100, compared with 52 at present.
The company expects sales of 12 million euros in 2020 and 30 million euros in 2021
The company expects sales of over 170 million euros in 2025, with a workforce of 300.

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