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Order Focus: Yingli Green breaks into emerging Jordanian market

The world's largest vertically integrated PV manufacturer, Yingli Green has entered the Jordanian PV market with a nominal 65 kilowatts module supply deal with local installer, Kawkabuna for Energy Solutions.

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The world's largest vertically integrated PV manufacturer, Yingli Green has entered the Jordanian PV market with a nominal 65 kilowatts module supply deal with local installer, Kawkabuna for Energy Solutions.

Liansheng Miao, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Yingli Green Energy said, "As one of the economies in the Middle East relying largely on importation for energy consumption, Jordan is looking for renewable energy solutions to make its energy supply more secure. We believe Kawkabuna's local solar expertise will assist us in building a sustainable presence in Jordan and further in the Middle East."

Jordan introduced its first FiT in December, 2012.

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