Jorge Hungría, appointed new Hikari Solar's Head of R&D

June 27, 2011 - PRLog -- Hikari Solar (www.hikari-solar.com), a company focused on integral efficient energy solutions and renewable energy products and services, has announced the appointment of Jorge Hungría as new Head of Research and Development (R&D). Graduated in Telecom Engineering by Alcalá de Henares University of Madrid, Hungría will be responsible for supervising Hikari Solar products’ excellence, ensuring they comply with the most stringent industry standards and certifications. Furthermore, he will actively contribute to improve the company’s offer design, production and distribution processes.  Hikari Solar is the authorized partner for Europe, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East of the multinational firm Aide Solar (www.aidesolar.com), a subsidiary of industrial Panjit Group which produces high quality, efficient and reliable photovoltaic modules.

Jorge Hungría has a solid background as a renewable energy engineer and consultant, particularly in the photovoltaic solar energy field where he stands out as being one of the biggest Spanish experts. Before joining Hikari Solar, he founded Powerdealer. As its Technical Manager, he provided, amongst others, consultancy and technical assessment services aimed at developing photovoltaic installations.  Hungría previously worked for more than a decade for the Spanish solar firm Isofotón performing different tasks, amongst which he held the Product Manager position.

As the authorized partner of Panjit Group and its subsidiary Aide Solar, Hikari Solar manages their international operations throughout Europe, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East, relying on a strong commercial capacity and scope as well as providing high value-added services. Hikari Solar has regional headquarters in Madrid (Spain) and sales offices in Madrid, Bari (Italy) and Munich (Germany).

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Hikari Solar provides integral efficient energy solutions and renewable energy products and services combining solar PV, wind power generation, storage batteries, LED lamps and charge controllers.