PIONEXT

PIONEXT is a leading provider of sustainable energy solutions in Germany, formed through the merger of three successful energy companies EWR, Mainzer Stadtwerke, and Pfalzwerke from southwestern Germany. This combination brings together an enormous amount of experience, knowledge, and resources to set new standards in the field of renewable energies.

PIONEXT specializes in the planning, construction, and operation of wind power and photovoltaic systems. The company offers comprehensive services ranging from individual project planning and financing to efficient operation and maintenance. With over 112 successfully implemented wind power plants and more than 500 photovoltaic systems, PIONEXT has many years of experience and a wide range of services:

• Wind Power: Over 112 wind power plants with a total capacity of 245 MW and an annual CO2 saving of 210,000 t[2].
• Photovoltaics: Around 500 photovoltaic systems with a capacity of approximately 110 MWp, including planning, construction, financing, and operation[2].

PIONEXT is driven by the belief that the future belongs to renewable energies. The company actively advocates for achieving climate goals and creating a sustainable and healthy world for future generations. PIONEXT's main mission is to reduce the ecological footprint and sustainably strengthen regional energy supply through innovative and efficient solutions.

PIONEXT is intensely committed to sustainability and relies on various initiatives to achieve these goals:

• Combination of Photovoltaics and Hydropower: For example, a modern photovoltaic system with a power storage unit was installed on the roof of the hydropower plant in Marsberg to cover the plant's own electricity needs and reduce the ecological footprint[5].
• Optimization of Operations Management: By utilizing innovative platforms like opti.node from node.energy, PIONEXT automates central processes to increase the efficiency and optimization of the systems[5].
• Large Projects: The solar park in Lipporn, which was officially opened, can supply about 3,200 four-person households with clean energy and is a milestone for the sustainable energy supply of the region[5].