DYNAMO solutions enrich the GEWISS offering

The GEWISS ecosystem is expanding with the introduction of DYNAMO solutions, the 3D photovoltaic platform developed by the Italian cleantech company VERDE21.

This innovative and sustainable technology, featuring an architecturally integrated design, can generate up to 20 times more energy per square meter than traditional solar panels, while ensuring a high level of self-consumption even in low-irradiation conditions. 

With its elegant Italian design, three-dimensional form, and seamless integration into buildings and infrastructure, DYNAMO sets a new standard for distributed clean energy in the built environment. The solution officially joins the GEWISS offering following the acquisition of 100% of VERDE21 S.p.A. Società Benefit by our Group.

This strategic step strengthens GEWISS’s presence in the smart energy sector and broadens its innovation landscape. DYNAMO technologies will be fully integrated into the GEWISS industrial and digital ecosystem, creating new synergies with our expertise in automation, connectivity, and smart infrastructure.

“This acquisition is a natural evolution of our vision to create sustainable, efficient and human-centered spaces,” said Paolo Cervini, CEO of GEWISS Group. “DYNAMO represents an iconic innovation in clean energy generation. By combining our strengths, we will enhance our value proposition and support the energy transition with bold, integrated solutions.”

“With the integration of DYNAMO into our offering, we are taking solar energy to a new level, combining aesthetics, performance, and technology in a single integrated solution,” said Luca Fornasari, Managing Director Global Services & Solutions of GEWISS Group and CEO of VERDE21. “Thanks to its distinctive design, high efficiency and ability to integrate with smart infrastructure, DYNAMO is a strategic asset for building increasingly connected and sustainable ecosystems. It is a platform that enhances the built environment and strengthens our mission to deliver advanced solutions for energy and architecture.”