MSolar News/Events

MSolar Research Kft. is pleased to announce the Joint Venture agreement with Káta CNC Kft. enabling the production of the MSolar PV Carports in Hungary. The COO of MSolar stated that ‘With the signing of this agreement, we can guarantee quality and delivery times. With the uncertainty in raw material costs and international logistics it was of utmost importance for both MSolar and Káta CNC to provide dependable production and secure deadlines. We are also excited to announce that the joint venture includes the marketing of our PV Carports and product family internationally.'

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MSolar announces the completion of the development of the first hybrid plug-and-play energy station. It is the first wind and solar plug-and-play system available on the global market. It is the only system that can receive charge from both solar panels and wind turbines at the same time. Development of this system came about with the need to increase the charging capability of MSolar’s original device, the MS1. With the introduction of the wind turbine, this new system (MS2) will be able to theoretically charge the battery storage 24 hours per day.

MSolar begins research and development of a hybrid plug-and-play system.

MSolar signs distribution contracts with foreign companies with a focus on the MENA region.

MSolar receives the CE certification for the first
portable plug-and-play energy station (MS1)

MSolar announces the completion of the development of the first portable plug-and-play energy station.
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MSolar Research Kft. terminates the cooperation agreement previously signed with the Utility Model creator. MSolar has decided to go in a different direction with developing a complete green energy system that will be both practical and reliable.

MSolar Research Kft. delves into the green energy field with the purchase of an ‘Utility Model’ for a new mini solar energy device along with signing a cooperation agreement with the designing engineer of the Utility Model.