meteocontrol, a leading provider of intelligent asset and energy management solutions for renewable energies, is advancing the implementation of its global strategy with a clear realignment of its regional structures. Going forward, the company’s international subsidiaries will gain more autonomy and responsibility, enabling them to operate closer to their markets, respond more quickly to regional dynamics, and support customers even more effectively.
The offices in Madrid (Iberica/LatAm), Milan (Southern Europe), Lyon (France), Dubai (AMEA), and Melbourne (Australia & New Zealand) have long been established in their respective markets, providing tailored solutions for investors and operators of commercial and industrial systems, IPPs, asset managers, and O&M service providers. Under the new structure, these subsidiaries will now be further strengthened — with expanded decision-making authority, additional resources, and deeper integration into the global organization.
“Today, our customers expect more than just technology — they need partners who understand regional specifics while being globally connected,” explains Chris Liu, Managing Director of meteocontrol GmbH. “This reorganization achieves exactly that: combining the local expertise of our subsidiaries with the innovation and quality standards of a global company.”
Beyond operational autonomy, cross-regional collaboration is a central focus: meteocontrol is establishing structures for intensive knowledge exchange, joint innovation projects, and best-practice sharing. The goal is for all teams to learn from one another and to continuously enhance the global portfolio — from sensor technology and control systems to integrated performance and asset management solutions.
With this initiative, meteocontrol not only strengthens its proximity to customers but also fosters closer international collaboration within its teams — a decisive step in helping to drive the global energy transition forward
The offices in Madrid (Iberica/LatAm), Milan (Southern Europe), Lyon (France), Dubai (AMEA), and Melbourne (Australia & New Zealand) have long been established in their respective markets, providing tailored solutions for investors and operators of commercial and industrial systems, IPPs, asset managers, and O&M service providers. Under the new structure, these subsidiaries will now be further strengthened — with expanded decision-making authority, additional resources, and deeper integration into the global organization.
“Today, our customers expect more than just technology — they need partners who understand regional specifics while being globally connected,” explains Chris Liu, Managing Director of meteocontrol GmbH. “This reorganization achieves exactly that: combining the local expertise of our subsidiaries with the innovation and quality standards of a global company.”
Beyond operational autonomy, cross-regional collaboration is a central focus: meteocontrol is establishing structures for intensive knowledge exchange, joint innovation projects, and best-practice sharing. The goal is for all teams to learn from one another and to continuously enhance the global portfolio — from sensor technology and control systems to integrated performance and asset management solutions.
With this initiative, meteocontrol not only strengthens its proximity to customers but also fosters closer international collaboration within its teams — a decisive step in helping to drive the global energy transition forward
