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QE Solar acquires Tritium3 Renewable Services


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"We are excited to be part of Hawaii's renewable energy community," Ken Heissler, CEO of QE Solar, said in a statement.
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QE Solar, a renewable energy company headquartered in New Jersey, recently announced it has acquired Honolulu-based Tritium3 Renewable Services, a subsidiary of Tritium Enterprises LLC. The companies are not disclosing the cost of the deal, a spokesperson for QE Solar told PBN in an email.

"The acquisition of Tritium builds on QE's services in the high growth utility-scale solar and Battery Energy Storage Systems markets and we are excited to be part of Hawaii's renewable energy community," Ken Heissler, CEO of QE Solar, said in a statement. "The demand for maintenance services with clients in Hawaii and [throughout] North America continues to grow at a significant rate with the increase of new energy infrastructure that is being built."

Tritium was founded in 2012 and focuses on utility-scale and commercial solar and battery storage projects throughout Hawaii. It provides operations and maintenance services to more than 300 MW of solar projects throughout the state, according to the announcement.

"With the acquisition of Tritium, QE will become the leading solar [operations and maintenance] services provider in Hawaii and one of the largest in the country with over 4 [gigawatts] of assets under management and growing," as noted in the announcement.

QE Solar is a North American solar operations and maintenance provider, and provides full-scale solar services, EV charging services, and more, according to the company.


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