Order Focus: Celestica signs 180MW supply agreement for Recurrent’s Ontario solar power plants

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Recurrent Energy entered into an 180MW supply agreement with Celestica for the delivery of its crystalline-silicon PV modules to 19 of Recurrent’s Ontario-based solar power projects. The solar projects are part of the Ontario FIT program and will have the Celestica-manufactured solar panels delivered under a multiyear agreement. 

No financial details were revealed, although full production is expected by this summer.

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“We are excited to be working with Recurrent Energy, a key player in solar power development across Ontario, in support of the province’s Ontario Green Energy Employment Act,” said Mike Andrade, senior vice president of Celestica’s Americas division. “This agreement reflects the depth of Celestica’s solar strategy and is emblematic of our strong capability to deliver innovative supply chain solutions to the solar market to meet the demand for new energy-generation alternatives in Ontario.”

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