Order Focus: Trina Solar to ship 23MW of PV modules to Italian company Enerqos in 2010

Trina Solar has agreed to increase its yearly shipments of crystalline-silicon photovoltaic modules to Enerqos, an Italian PV system and power plant construction company headquartered in Monza. Under the terms of the deal, the vertically integrated Chinese solar manufacturer will augment its committed quantity of PV modules to Enerqos from 2MW in 2009 to 23MW this year.

Shipments include 13 MW and 10 MW of PV modules for the first and second half of 2010, respectively, with agreed prices for the first and second quarter of 2010, the companies said.

Further financial details of the agreement have not been disclosed.

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