Conergy names new Oder Plant Director

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Conergy
SolarModule GmbH & Co. KG has named Mathias Kamolz as Managing
Director of its Frankfurt (Oder) production site. Effective
immediately, the new role managing the Oder plant will see Mr. Kamolz
apply his semiconductor-related experience to building the business of
the new solar factory.

Joining the company from his role of Managing Director of the AMTC in Dresden, Kamolz spent four years with Infineon/Qimonda, where he held the role of Vice President with responsibility for Qimonda AG’s 300mm pilot line, and head of the Infineon photolithographic mask site in Munich.

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He began his career as an engineer with Siemens AG in Munich and with IBM in France and was involved in the setup of the SIMEC Dresden plant. He has a degree in technical physics from theUniversity of Applied Sciences in Munich.

Conergy is a solar module manufacturer.

By Síle Mc Mahon 

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