Photowatt

About Photowatt

Photowatt, legally known as EDF ENR PWT, is a French subsidiary of EDF Renewables specializing in the manufacture of photovoltaic equipment. Founded in 1979 and based in Bourgoin-Jallieu, the company has been a pioneer in Europe's solar industry for over 40 years.

It produces silicon ingots, wafers, solar cells, and modules, including high-efficiency crystalline PERC bifacial panels with power outputs from 390 to 670 Wp. Photowatt emphasizes low-carbon production processes and full online quality control, adhering to stringent standards. As a founding member of Soren France, it supports the complete lifecycle management of PV modules, including reuse and recycling.

Despite recent challenges, including a shutdown announcement in early 2025, profiles indicate ongoing presence as of 2026, with involvement in projects like low-carbon panel supply for EDF initiatives.

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