• By .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) - 14 September 2012, 14:57
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ReneSola lands contract to supply 512kW of solar modules to Massachusetts-based Cummings Properties

  • Delivery of the solar modules is slated for this month.
    Delivery of the solar modules is slated for this month.

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ReneSola will soon be shipping 512kW of its solar modules to Cummings Properties, a commercial real-estate developer and property management organization in Massachusetts. The panels will be installed on the rooftop solar system of the Cummings Centre, which acts as a corporate campus and retail centre for Cummings Properties in Beverly, Massachusetts.

ReneSola will deliver its 305W poly modules to Cummings Properties this month. The real estate developer noted that it is handling the design and construction of its rooftop solar system, as well as the integration of the soon to be delivered solar modules.

Xianshou Li, ReneSola's chief executive officer, said, "Cummings Centre is one of the most significant commercial real estate restorations in the northeastern United States, and we are excited to be a part of it. The centre's high visibility will help enhance ReneSola's brand image in the region and demonstrate the high quality of our solar modules. This project underscores our commitment to the US market, particularly in Massachusetts, and we look forward to opportunities to expand our presence there."

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