Linuo opens new 700MW plant in China

March 14, 2011
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Last week, Linuo Power Group marked the opening of the first stage of its 700MW PV plant in Jinan, China with a stone-laying ceremony. The plant, located in the Shandong province, cost CNY2.5 billion and will help Linuo to achieve an annual production capacity of 1000MW.

“Linuo is committed to edging into the rank of world-class PV power manufacturers, aiming to achieve an annual production capacity of 2000MW PV power in two or three years,” said Gao Yuanshen, president of Linuo Group.

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