BlueChip Energy prepares for 75MW expansion of solar modules in 2011

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BlueChip Energy revealed that installation and trial runs have been completed for its first production line of PV solar modules, allowing the company to expand its annual module production capacity to 75MW for 2011. The panels will be manufactured under the ASP brand, which already has designated 20MW of production to orders received for delivery at the beginning of next year.

“This is an important milestone for the company and the cleantech industry. Green manufacturing not only provides a boost to alternative energy, but also increases jobs. With an aggressive ramp-up, BlueChip is well positioned to support increases in demand for alternative energy projects worldwide” commented Lawrence Hefler, spokesman for the company.

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