ReneSola Power, a leading global solar project developer, has changed its corporate name to Emeren following the acquisition of UK industry player Emeren Ltd in September 2022. The rebrand reflects the company’s dedication to expanding the renewable energy industry worldwide.
According to the statement, Emeren stands for Empowering Renewables, symbolising the company’s significant progress and continued dedication to global solar and renewable energy development to deliver affordable and sustainable energy.
We are excited to unveil our rebranding and new name, which symbolizes the remarkable transformation we have undergone over the past five years and reflects the strategies we have implemented. This rebranding not only provides us with a clear direction and foundation as we aim to become the world’s premier solar project developer and operator, but also showcases our dedication to our partners, customers, and investors. It captures the essence of our future aspirations and achievements as we continue to drive innovation and growth in the solar industry.
Yumin Liu, Chief Executive Officer at Emeren for PR Newswire
In addition to the rebrand, Emeren adopted a new domain name, Emeren.com. Opting for an exact match .com domain name not only enhances the company’s professionalism and credibility in the eyes of customers and business partners but also provides a competitive edge by setting the brand apart online and establishing trust and authority. This is especially important for a company like Emeren that has already achieved growth and a strong market presence. The new name and domain will allow the company to expand its reach and convey its message more effectively.
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