Overview
- Prosecutors charged a 61-year-old CEO and a 64-year-old prokurist with particularly serious fraud in 41 cases that allegedly caused more than €12 million in losses.
- The firm sold fixed-price packages for rooftop solar that promised roof work, cable routing, and registration with grid operators, yet the crucial grid connections were missing.
- The indictment was submitted to the economic crimes chamber of the Dresden regional court, which must decide whether to admit the case and start main proceedings.
- The 64-year-old remains in pretrial detention and is described as partly previously convicted, while the 61-year-old is free as both contest the allegations.
- Investigators say the offers stretched nationwide since at least 2020, drawing large deposits from customers across Germany for systems that could not be switched on without a grid link.