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Solyndra taps another Uni-Solar distributor

Following-on from securing Advanced Green Technologies as a distributor of its rooftop CIGS technology, Solyndra has now tapped another Uni-Solar distributor in the name of California-based firm DC Power Systems. As with the AGT deal, no commercial details were provided by Solyndra.

“With a great cost to output ratio, Solyndra is an excellent non-penetrating PV system choice for our commercial installers,” said Daniel Marino, Executive Vice-President of DC Power Systems. “Coupling the flexibility of their module and mounting system with our strong technical support and design capabilities gives customers an exciting rooftop solar solution.”

Solyndra is beefing-up its distribution network in the U.S as it ramps production.

Chris Gronet, Solyndra CEO and founder said, “They clearly are the type of innovative, value-added distributor that we seek when authorizing a company to offer Solyndra products.”

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