French residential homes to be powered by Senersun PV modules

March 12, 2012
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French solar panel manufacturer Senersun has signed a deal with the French project developer AEG Aquitaine to furnish residential homes in the South West of France with 1MW of PV modules. Altogether, Senersun will supply more than 5,400 of their crystalline solar panels for the residential applications, which will be installed on rooftops.

François Bétouigt, Country Manager France at Senersun, says about this new agreement: “AEG Aquitaine has always been a trusted partner, and we are pleased to further develop our relationship with them by signing this contract.”

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