• By .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) - 17 August 2012, 18:10
  • In News, Power Generation, Project Focus

LSIS completes 14.5MW Bulgaria solar installation

  • LSIS' Bulgarian solar plant.
    LSIS' Bulgarian solar plant.

Working with China’s CHINT Group, Korea’s LSIS advised that its 14.5MW Yambol, Bulgaria solar plant has been completed. The Korea Times noted that the firm invested between €30-44 million for the construction of the plant, which it expects to help enhance its European solar business presence.

``In Eastern Europe, LSIS plans to increase its stakes by providing a plant-based solar business, while the company is set to raise brand awareness in Western Europe by exporting various patented solar-related solutions for households,’’ stated company spokesman Kim Bong-kyu.

LSIS confirmed that its next cash-generating business lies in solar. Vice Chairman and CEO, Koo Ja-kyun, aims to lead the company to become a total solutions provider for modules, inverters, design and construction.

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