2BG completes delivery of first production line of 50MW PV modules

2BG has completed its delivery of its first 50MW PV module production line to Italia Solare. The line has been operational since last December with a production capacity of 25MW. Full production is expected by May. The company looks to continue expansion in July 2010 with an added 50MW to be later followed in first quarter 2011 with another 50MW. Total capacity is expected to reach 150MW.

Massimo Fojanesi, administrator of Italia Solare Industrie, commented, “We’re extremely pleased about 2BG product and also for the high level of professionalism that the company is daily providing in the technical assistance. We found partners who thoroughly understand[s] the logic of a start-up, catching both criticalities and opportunities…”

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