ET Solar to supply 13MW in 2009 to German PV integrator

January 13, 2009
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ET Solar Group Corp has signed a 13MW module supply deal with Germany’s USE, a distributor and integrator. The deal lasts through January to November 2009. The two companies entered into a strategic partnership in 2008, including module shipments.

“Amid a severe global economic downturn and a more challenging solar industry landscape, this 13MW agreement demonstrates the total customer satisfaction and superior product quality that we achieved in 2008 with our customers,” commented Dennis She, Vice President and Chief Sales Officer of ET Solar Group.

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