Swiss-based full-service project developer and EPC, TRITEC Project Engineering and China-based PV manufacturer and developer Hareon Solar are to collaborate on 600MW of international PV projects over the next three years.

The signed framework agreement includes Hareon Solar supplying the PV modules for the projects said to be planned in Switzerland, Germany, United Kingdom, and France, as well as in Chile and the US.

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TRITEC would primarily take on project management and EPC functions.

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