Powerful projects
Towards a responsible energy transition with optimal returns
Turning energy supplies more sustainable is a necessary investment in the future of our planet. However, replacing finite and harmful fossil fuels with natural elements, requires more than only proficient knowledge and skills. The framework should also consider economic, technical and societal challenges and developments. ETURN manages a smooth and responsible energy transition with, and for its clients, with optimal returns for people and the environment.
Collaboration and expertise
ETURN is based in Alkmaar, the Netherlands, and was founded in 2011 to support companies, municipalities, institutions and other organizations with knowledge and expertise to realise their energy transition. Our passionate, trained and certified ETURN team consists solely of experienced professionals, many of whom have worked with us for many years. Experts in their field, who since the very beginning – and always in close cooperation with each other and with our clients – have successfully completed numerous powerful projects, in the Netherlands and abroad.
High quality in materials and execution
High quality is a crucial pillar of our services: every ETURN project proceeds according to a clear, pre-planned schedule and a site-specific safety plan. In doing so, we set the bar exceptionally high. Our people, methods and materials, meet not only standard construction and installation requirements, but also the highest quality requirements according to the following certificates:
The VGM Checklist Contractorscompany certificate (VCA) guarantees that all our people are trained to work safely and in a healthy and environmentally friendly manner.
The InstallQ certificate demonstrates that our installers meet high standards of competence.
The PV CYCLE certificate guarantees that our PV panels are taken back and recycled at the end of their life cycle.
The NEN logo shows that agreements made, regarding the quality and safety of our products and services, meet certain standards according to the Dutch Standards Institute and the NEC foundation.