Order Focus: Donauer Solar to incorporate Avancis’ PowerMax into its portfolio

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Avancis and Donauer have announced their partnership for Avancis’ PowerMax CIS thin-film solar modules. The Avancis’ modules have an output of 100-120W and carry a 12% efficiency rate, making them the first CIS thin-film modules to be integrated into Donauer’s portfolio.

“The market is becoming increasingly aware of the opportunities and application areas associated with thin-film products and so demand for them is growing constantly. By opting for Avancis, we are inviting the company on board that we consider to be the leading German manufacturer with the best CIS product”, stated Carl Freudhoefer, head of purchasing at Donauer Solar Systems.

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