IP-GROUP AND PVpallet

Halmstad, Sweden: IP-Group, a leader in sustainable packaging solutions in Europe, announced today a strategic partnership with PVpallet, an American-based provider of innovative solar packaging. This collaboration aims to overhaul solar shipping and packaging standards across Europe by expanding the distribution of PVpallet’s patented solar panel pallet.

The PVpallet Series X, a pallet engineered to cater to the unique demands of the solar industry, will be marketed and sold as the Solar-Flex Pallet in Europe by IP-Group. This innovative pallet merges sustainability with utility, offering a reusable, recyclable, stackable, and collapsible packaging option for solar panels. Constructed from post-consumer HDPE plastic with a steel-reinforced base, the Solar-Flex Pallet safeguards solar panels during transport and reduces packaging waste.

Adjustable sidewalls ensure compatibility with various module sizes and a collapsible design promotes efficiency in return shipping and warehouse storage. “PVpallet’s solar panel pallet aligns seamlessly with our 20-year legacy of providing innovative and environmentally conscious packaging to our customers. This partnership represents a pivotal step towards a more sustainable European solar industry,” stated Tobias Josefson, CEO, and Geir Vidar Persen, Sales Director at IP-Group.

PVpallet CEO and Co-founder Philip Schwarz added, “Uniting with a veteran like IP-Group is more than an expansion into the European market—it’s a partnership of values and vision. Together, we can build circularity into solar packaging.”

Craig Morse, Director of Sales at PVpallet, shared his enthusiasm: “Entering the European market with IP-Group is a landmark partnership. Their expertise in reusable packaging is not just impressive—it’s exactly what the solar industry needs to help reduce both costs and waste.”

The agreement between IP-Group and PVpallet provides solar professionals throughout Europe with an
innovative solution endorsed by decades of packaging expertise. This partnership foreshadows a future where solar packaging and logistics are both economical and sustainable.