Order Focus: Canadian Solar signs 100MW module supply contract with Fire Energy Group

April 20, 2011
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Canadian Solar has signed a 100MW solar module supply contract with Fire Energy Group. Under the terms of the agreement, Canadian Solar will deliver modules throughout 2011, with prices adjusted on a quarterly basis.

“Fire Energy Group is now one of our major distributors in Europe with sales channels in Germany and throughout Southern Europe. We look forward to further expanding our relationship as we support their ongoing business expansion,” Canadian Solar’s chairman and CEO, Shawn Qu, said.

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“Under our latest agreement, we will be using Canadian Solar's 60- cell CS6P and the CS6V large-format module for a variety of rooftop and ground-mounted applications. As Fire Energy Group continues to expand across Europe, it is critical we have a proven partner working alongside us. Canadian Solar is that proven partner,” added Fire Energy chairman John Liu.

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