Schott to supply solar modules to DC Power Systems

September 9, 2008
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Schott Solar Inc. has signed an agreement with DC Power Systems to supply more than 13 megawatts of photovoltaic modules for distribution in the Americas.California-based DC Power is the largest privately held distributor of renewable energy solutions in the Western Hemisphere.

“Entering into a supply contract with Schott Solar is an important step for the growth of DC Power,” Marino said. “Schott Solar modules are well respected for their durability and efficiency.”

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The company works through a network of more than 1,500 qualified dealers and installers to provide photovoltaic systems for commercial, residential and municipal applications in North and South America, said DC Executive Vice President Daniel Marino in a news release.

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