CSUN signs UK distribution deal for Turkish-made panels

July 29, 2014
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Chinese module maker CSUN has signed a deal with UK importer CPH Solar for its Turkish made panels.

CPH Solar will provide warehousing for the modules before selling them on to distributors and installers across the UK.

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“We are delighted to have the opportunity to cooperate with CSUN, a manufacturer of high quality, innovative modules, recognised by Bloomberg as tier one player. With bankable modules and competitive pricing the supply agreement gives CPH Solar a great advantage to support projects of our existing clients in the UK,” said Carsten Pump, managing director, CPH Solar.

The Turkish made panels are free of trade duties providing European buyers with an opportunity to diversify their supply and protect themselves against any uncertainties created by the EU-China price undertaking for solar.
 

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