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AT&S and Solland Solar, a producer of standard and back-contact solar cells, will cooperate in the development of solar cell and solar module technology.
The development is targeting increased energy efficiency and reduced costs. The objective is to achieve these advantages by using processes and materials that are presently standard to the printed circuit board industry. The companies will produce a functional prototype that will be verified for mass production.
The agreement between AT&S and Solland Solar is solely a development partnership without any equity investments.
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