About Alexey Sterkhov
LLC "SOLARGY" is the first in the Russian Federation and on the territory of the CIS.

Developer, inventor, engineer, designer. Training Center and General Director of SOLARGY LLC. He graduated from the Thermal Engineering Faculty of IzhSTU with a degree in Economics and Energy and Urban Economy Management.
SOLARGY was the first company in the Russian Federation to launch the production of natural lighting systems under the Solarway brand. The company has its own patent, scientific base, lighting laboratory, showroom. The main task of the company: to make light cheap or free
Hobbies: invention, video shooting and editing. All videos posted on the company's website - his authorship
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