Alicante-based Verne Technology Group, owner of the Verne Energy division, posted strong results last year as its new renewable energy arm expands the company’s diversification. Gianni Cecchin, the group’s chief executive, highlighted the division’s growth potential and its role in shaping a broader, more resilient business portfolio for the years ahead.
Verne Energy is projected to grow its turnover by around 60 percent this year, a milestone that would push annual revenue toward the 50 million euro mark within three years. This expansion positions energy activities as a significantly larger component of the group’s overall business strategy.
At present, Verne Energy collaborates with major marketers and operators in Spain and Portugal, specializing in the design, installation, and maintenance of photovoltaic self-consumption facilities and electric-vehicle charging points for both residential and industrial customers. The focus remains on delivering integrated energy solutions that align with clean-energy mandates and convenience for end users.
The first year of the subsidiary’s activities saw 29.55 megawatts of installed capacity, equivalent to more than 59,000 modules and resulting in CO2 emissions savings of around 9,160 kilograms. The company plans to scale installed capacity to 44.7 megawatts by 2023, equating to approximately 89,000 modules and CO2 savings near 14,000 kilograms. These figures illustrate a clear trajectory toward larger deployments and measurable environmental benefits.
Verne Group has also established an academy to train professionals in new technologies, signaling a commitment to developing talent that can support its expanded operations across the energy and telecommunications sectors. This educational initiative is viewed as a strategic step to sustain growth and ensure the workforce is equipped to meet evolving market demands.
The company’s headquarters in Alicante serves as a hub for its nationwide presence, complemented by offices and operations in Germany, Morocco, and Portugal. With more than 1,000 employees and a broad engineering, installation, and maintenance footprint, Verne Group aims to leverage its experience in telecommunications and IT-driven solutions to bolster its renewable-energy offerings. The integrated business model covers the entire project lifecycle, from engineering and design to installation, operation, and ongoing maintenance, while also delivering advisory services for licensing and subsidies related to energy projects.
Verne Technology Group emphasizes its long-standing expertise—more than four decades—in both telecommunications and renewable-energy services. The company’s strategic positioning blends technical capabilities with a nationwide reach to promote the adoption of clean energy. This approach aligns with energy decarbonization targets and positions the group to be a reference player within its sector over the next several years.
Looking ahead, Verne Group plans to capitalize on its strong national footprint and extensive network to accelerate wind and solar projects, energy storage, and intelligent charging infrastructure. The aim is to deliver end-to-end solutions that reduce costs, improve reliability, and support regulatory frameworks that favor sustainable energy deployment. By combining deep industry knowledge with practical execution, Verne seeks to transform its energy division into a core engine of growth while maintaining the group’s commitment to environmental stewardship and technological innovation.
Overall, the Verne Technology Group’s renewed emphasis on renewable energy and digital technologies reflects a calculated effort to diversify, scale, and sustain competitive advantage. The integration of training programs, expanded capacity, and a comprehensive service model demonstrates a clear path toward stronger market position and tangible, green outcomes for customers across Spain, Portugal, and beyond.
Note: All projections and figures are cited from company disclosures and industry analyses attributed to Verne Technology Group leadership and market observers. These sources provide context for the group’s strategic direction and expected impact within the European energy landscape.