China Sunergy breaks into Italian market with 53MW framework agreement

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China Sunergy Co., Ltd. has signed a 6-year framework agreement with Renergies Italia for delivery of 53MW of solar cells. The framework agreement includes a 3MW solar cell sales contract for delivery during 2009. The remaining 50MW will be conveyed to the Italian module manufacturer between 2010 and 2014, with each year seeing between 5 and 15MW of solar cells changing hands.

The agreement’s general nature means that the two companies must negotiate each sale contract of the remaining 50MW separately. It marks the first partnership on the part of China Sunergy in Italy.

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“An important part of China Sunergy’s growth strategy has been the development of new partnerships with industry leaders across diverse geographies”, commented Dr. Ruennsheng Allen Wang, Director and CEO, China Sunergy. “This agreement demonstrates our ability to execute on both of those initiatives despite the challenging sales environment. We are excited to have a strong partner in Renergies Italia, and to have signed this important framework agreement and sales contract in a new solar market for China Sunergy.”

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