SolarWorld Industries to supply Turkish EPC with 60MW of mono-PERC modules

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SolarWorld Industries is shipping a total of 60MW to Turkey-based EPC firm, Inosolar in the first half of 2018. Image: SolarWorld Industries

German-based monocrystalline PERC (Passivated Emitter Rear Cell) PV module manufacturer SolarWorld Industries is shipping a total of 60MW to Turkey-based EPC firm, Inosolar in the first half of 2018. 

SolarWorld Industries said that it had initiated an exclusive partnership with Inosolar, which was a former customer of defunct SolarWorld AG. 

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Dr.-Ing. E.h. Frank Asbeck, managing director of SolarWorld Industries GmbH: “Inosolar is a loyal and extraordinarily capable partner. We’re looking forward to cooperate exclusively with Inosolar to supply the growing Turkish market. Jointly our two companies will contribute to making energy supply in Turkey more sustainable.”

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