Isofotón teams up with State of Ohio on new U.S. module facility

March 9, 2009
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Isofotón North American, a subsidiary of Isofotón, has signed an agreement of cooperation with the State of Ohio for the establishment of a new Isofotón production centre. The proposed module manufacturing facility will assemble cells manufactured in the Production Center in Malaga, with construction on the 60MW plant planned for between 2010 and 2011.

The agreement is viewed by the company as the first step in a process of breaking into the U.S. market and a chance to identify strategic utility partners in the country. Isofotón North America has kept up a presence for the Spanish company since 2004, and the modules produced at the proposed Ohio plant will be destined for sale on the U.S. market.

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