Yingli Green is to supply project developer, IBC Solar, with 180MW of multicrystalline and monocrystalline (Panda) PV modules in 2012 under a new supply agreement. IBC has an option for a further 20MW under the new agreement. IBC is expected to use the modules in projects within Germany, Europe and other regions during the year.

Udo Moehrstedt, founder and CEO of IBC SOLAR, said, “We have been working very successfully with Yingli Solar for five years now.”

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