Neon Energy is the only company in Greece that issues a written guarantee concerning the output performance and functionality of the PV system, throughout the entire lifespan of the investment, including the financial return on investment. Neon Energy guarantees the maximum output of its' PV systems due to the high level of quality of the equipment used combined with the expert assembly of international firms, issued with the necessary certifications and official guarantees. Neon Energy is the only company that boasts a nation-wide service network: 9 branches and more than 60 representatives and agents across Greece, and a highly specialized, certified and well trained personnel. The company has zero debt or credit dependence of any kind, and all its investment activities and operational expenditures, are financed through the company's own net cash reserves. It is the only company that adopts a model for participatory investments that gives potential investors the opportunity to join the strategic expansion plan of our company in Europe and worldwide.

Solarezo, the first French SME to create a large scale solar energy project in Bulgaria, has also been awarded two certifications. Solarezo has just signed a contract in Bulgaria to construct a solar power plant of 3 MWp over 5 hectares. Solarezo is one of the leading companies in the renewable energy field in Aquitaine, working with solar and biomass energy (wood energy). It is an independent company (family owned, and partnered with the Landes-based company DRT, which is a major shareholder in Solarezo). In 2009 they overtook the Sony factory in Pontonx-sur-l’Adour (Landes) with, notably, aid from the French State. This industrial and administrative site houses 90% of Solarezo’s workforce, with two production lines of photovoltaic modules with a total production capacity of 75 MWp. The new solar facility will be situated in Rudnik in the Burgas region. 14,000 photovoltaic modules will be fixed to support structures, which in turn will be held in place by piles mechanically driven into the ground, thereby limiting the use of concrete. This approach fits perfectly with the environmental concerns which have driven Solarezo from the outset. Having started last December, it is expected that the works will be completed in March 2012. The site will produce 4056 MWh per year. Solarezo, which has opened offices in Burgas, has set up a Bulgarian subsidiary company, Solarezo Europa. The company is currently considering new projects for which it can use its technical expertise in this country, such as large scale solar plants, aiming for at least 15MW, via partnerships with other Bulgarian businesses. The company has just been awarded a major quality certification - Tüv certification, which endorses its solar modules as well as the 65 MWp production line (the first 10 MWp line had already been certified).