With professional EPC services, going solar can be simplified. iSystems provide Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Commissioning for your solar projects.

Nothing is more valuable to your project than efficient processes. And this is precisely what iSystems specialises in when it comes to Solar Power plant engineering. We operate around the world, both as a general contractor and together with partners, handling everything from the initial feasibility studies to the construction and handover of turnkey plants.

iSystems offers all-inclusive consultancy and tailored engineering solutions with both a broad horizontal and vertical array of services to help you achieve your goals. Our focal areas are photovoltaic power systems for commercial, industrial and utilities applications, (hybrid) off-grid solutions and microgrids. We also draw from our expertise in Oil & Gas applications for engineering, simulation and specialist disciplines such as strength calculations, custom-designed parts, piping systems and prefabricated control/battery/generator systems. We are a one-stop shop for comprehensive engineering services – thus not only simplifying the customers’ workflows, but also lowering their costs and providing them with tailor-made, multi-discipline turnkey solutions for their power needs.

We benefit from the transfer of knowledge between the companies, can operate efficiently thanks to joint project management and can integrate software tools already at the planning stage. This enables us to excellently exploit synergies, boost performance and offer our customers truly customised solutions.

How these aspects are combined imply different strategies in how you approach your project. In the full package, where you hire us to design your system, procure the equipment and construct the site, everything is done under a single contract, leaving you with one bill to pay -and less to worry about.

If you're not comfortable handing off your whole project to a single contractor, you can choose to keep the engineering in-house, subcontracting out the procurement and construction; another option is to keep engineering in-house and purchase major equipment, then hiring us to purchase minor equipment and construct the installation.