Your daily dose of photovoltaic technology developments and solar news
ersol signs six-year supply contract with major Japanese manufacturer
Most Popular Articles
- Q-Cells CEO exits amid investor anxiety
- Moser Baer achieves 7.3% module efficiency through its proprietary process
- Solar photovoltaic market grew 6% in 2009, says Solarbuzz
- Yingli Green to add 300MW of capacity; tops $1B in annual revenues, achieves record module shipments
- Project Focus: SunPower scores 200MW rooftop PV contract with Southern California Edison
Popular Technical Papers
Subscribe to our weekly newsletter
A
major wafer manufacturer in Japan has signed a contract with ersol for
the provision to ersol of multicrystalline wafers over a six-year
period, with deliveries scheduled to begin in 2009. The anticipated
total production volume of the order is at least 90MWp.
The cost of the entire supply agreement amounts to a two-digit million U.S. dollar sum, while the price of the silicon wafers has been fixed for the duration of the term. This agreement brings ersol’s planned capacity expansion by the end of 2012 to 550 MWp in the crystalline segment.
By Síle Mc Mahon
Cart
There appears to be nothing in your cart!
Partners
