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21/10/2026

From a steel strip to a finished profile 🎥

This is Part 4 of our factory series: profiling and packing. This is where the strips cut in Part 3 get their final shape on our own production lines, exactly as each project requires.

Why do we keep this stage in-house?
► Thousands of elements, all made to the same precise parameters
► Different profile types, adapted to each investment
► Careful, automated packing: less risk of damage and easier identification on site

For the teams building PV farms, this means smoother installation and better-organised deliveries.

Part 5 of our factory series is coming soon 👀

14/10/2026

Our work doesn't end when the contract is signed ⚙️

At enson, we call it Mindful Design: taking care of the whole investment process, not only the structure itself.

Planning a PV project? In just a few minutes, you'll see what working with us looks like in practice:
✔️ why the very start of the project matters most
✔️ how we support the process as construction progresses
✔️ how partial acceptances work on larger investments

Watch the video and see what to expect 🎥👇

05/10/2026

Flat terrain, good soil and a well-known 2V2 structure. Sounds simple? Not quite 😉

Anna Siuda takes you to a 38 MW PV farm near our factory in Czerniewice and shows why even a straightforward site deserves a closer engineering look, and how wind tunnel testing helped us match the structure to the real conditions on site.

Many thanks to Sunertec, our construction partner, and WBS Power, the investor, for their trust and great cooperation 🤝

Grab a coffee and watch the video 🎥👇

October on the road 🚗 Over two weeks, the enson team will visit seven events in six countries. Here's where you can meet...
30/09/2026

October on the road 🚗 Over two weeks, the enson team will visit seven events in six countries. Here's where you can meet us:

🇮🇹 7–8.10 – Solar & Storage Live Italia, Verona
🇭🇺 7–9.10 – ENVIRONTEC – HUNGEXPO, Budapest
🇷🇴 13–14.10 – Intersolar Summit Romania, Bucharest
🇨🇿 14–15.10 – Smart Energy Forum, Prague

Planning a PV project? Let's talk in person.
Let us know in the comments which event gives us a chance to meet you 👇

You don't expect to find unexploded ordnance on a solar site. But when you do, the schedule doesn't wait - the procedure...
23/09/2026

You don't expect to find unexploded ordnance on a solar site. But when you do, the schedule doesn't wait - the procedure does. 🇵🇱

On one of our projects in Poland, the site carried a known risk: unexploded ordnance from World War II, still present in the ground decades later.

Every earthwork operation - pile testing, levelling, micropile installation - was carried out under additional safety procedures, with a demining team on site throughout to secure the area and verify ground conditions.

The result: a site with a complicated history, built on safely.

What's the most unusual site condition you've had to plan around?

16/09/2026

What actually makes a tracker reliable? Not one feature - a series of engineering decisions 🙌🏻

We put together a short video walking through the details behind our tracker: from axis geometry to material choice to cable routing. The kind of decisions that don't always make it onto a spec sheet, but decide how the system performs after years in the field.

🎥 Watch the full breakdown below.

09/09/2026

Ever wonder what happens to a coil of steel before it becomes a PV structure? 🎥

This is where it starts: our slitting line. It's the step that decides the exact width of every strip that later becomes part of your structure.

Why keep it in-house?
► Less waste — more steel ends up in the structure, less on the scrap pile
► Faster changes — we adjust to the project, not the other way around
► Full control — one less thing that can go wrong outside our walls

Not glamorous. But it's exactly why lead times hold and every element fits from the first cut.

Part 4 of our factory series is coming soon 👀

Three countries, three sets of national requirements - and one mounting structure that has to work for all of them 🇱🇹🇱🇻🇪...
02/09/2026

Three countries, three sets of national requirements - and one mounting structure that has to work for all of them 🇱🇹🇱🇻🇪🇪

That's the real challenge of scaling utility-scale PV across the Baltics. Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia sit close together on the map, but not in their Eurocode national annexes - snow zones, wind zones, and frost depths all shift from one border to the next. And it doesn't stop at the border: within a single country, wind and snow loads can vary significantly depending on the exact region and terrain.

A design that clears approval in one location can fail verification in another. For EPCs and developers working regionally, that usually means either over-engineering for the worst case everywhere, or restarting calculations site by site.

We built our process to avoid both:
► Site-specific frost depth and soil analysis, so foundation and piling decisions are based on real local conditions - not assumptions
► Snow and wind load verification run individually for the exact project location, always checked against the relevant national annex
► One engineering process, adapted output for each site - same quality standard, no shortcuts on local compliance
► Local coordination with EPCs and certifying engineers, so nothing gets lost in translation between markets

Working across the Baltics shouldn't mean choosing between speed and precision. With the right process, you get both.

For those working across multiple Baltic markets - how do you currently handle the differences in structural requirements, even within a single country? 👇

1 GW. And counting 💪Some milestones are more than numbers.For us, crossing the 1 GW mark in utility-scale PV mounting st...
31/08/2026

1 GW. And counting 💪

Some milestones are more than numbers.

For us, crossing the 1 GW mark in utility-scale PV mounting structures is one of them - a moment to pause, take it in, and then get back to work.

Behind this number are delivered projects, contracted capacity, production planning, engineering decisions, documentation, logistics, deadlines, client conversations and hundreds of details that have to be done right before any structure reaches the site.

But most of all, behind this number are the people who make it possible.

The teams who design, calculate, verify, produce, coordinate, deliver and support every project. Everyone who makes sure that what we promise can be delivered - and that each structure is prepared for the reality of large-scale PV.

We are proud of this milestone.
Proud of the trust placed in us by EPCs, developers and investors across Europe.
And most of all - proud of the team that made it possible.

Thank you, Enson team 👏

More megawatts ahead.

Before we submit an offer, we test the ground. For our 20 MW project in Baden-Württemberg: 65 test points, 2 days on-sit...
26/08/2026

Before we submit an offer, we test the ground. For our 20 MW project in Baden-Württemberg: 65 test points, 2 days on-site.

The verdict: ~80% of the terrain was rock or heavily stone-bound soil - standard pile ramming wasn't an option.

► Where piles couldn't go in - we set them in concrete
► Where extra stability was needed - we reinforced the ground

Today, that 20 MW project stands.

Difficult ground isn't a problem for us. It's a starting point for engineering.

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