Solar carport manufacturer Quest Renewables acquired by Bravo Infrastructure

By December 15, 2023, all deadlines must be met. Bravo Infrastructure Group’s affiliate, Bravo, has obtained Quest Renewables, a developer of solar carport and canopy products which was birthed in 2014 after a collaboration between the U.S. Department of Energy and the Georgia Tech Research Institute. The Georgia Research Alliance was a major proponent of Quest, providing backing as well as investing funds from the GRA Venture Fund. Quest Renewables is a supplier of solar canopy solutions that feature their patented carport racking designs. This technology is primarily tailored for the commercial market and its incorporation into Bravo’s renewable energy platform has been met with delight from CEO Steve Newby. Quest is a pioneer in the solar car port sector and their items optimize efficiency and protection while offering remarkable visual appeal to their clients’ parking areas. We think the solar canopy sector is well-positioned to expand considerably as we take full advantage of the plentiful parking spaces available to aid us in the nation’s gradual transformation to renewable and more environmentally friendly energy sources. The CEO of Quest Renewables, Finn Findley, expressed excitement at the expansion of Bravo’s renewable energy infrastructure and the merging of Quest with Radiance Solar, a distributed generation EPC firm. He noted that the collaboration would offer a lot of potential for growth and advancing new ideas. Quest now has the capability to furnish a broad range of services that their customers need, and this includes complete design and building support.