Order Focus: NexPower receives 2MW order for Japanese projects

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Having entered the Japanese PV market in August, NexPower Technology has announced a 2MW order of its Xtreme+ Series modules for various projects in western Japan. The modules will be distributed via its Japanese distributor, Marubun Corporation. NexPower states that its Xtreme+ Series complies with Japanese JPEC standard as well as being both UL and CEC registered.

Charles Chen, sales and marketing VP of NexPower, said, “When 2012 began we aimed a 12MW target for the Japanese market, despite the harsh market conditions today, by the end of the third quarter, it is really a milestone that we have reached our target.”

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