Solyndra taps another Uni-Solar distributor

February 26, 2010
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Following-on from securing Advanced Green Technologies as a distributor of its rooftop CIGS technology, Solyndra has now tapped another Uni-Solar distributor in the name of California-based firm DC Power Systems. As with the AGT deal, no commercial details were provided by Solyndra.

“With a great cost to output ratio, Solyndra is an excellent non-penetrating PV system choice for our commercial installers,” said Daniel Marino, Executive Vice-President of DC Power Systems. “Coupling the flexibility of their module and mounting system with our strong technical support and design capabilities gives customers an exciting rooftop solar solution.”

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Solyndra is beefing-up its distribution network in the U.S as it ramps production.

Chris Gronet, Solyndra CEO and founder said, “They clearly are the type of innovative, value-added distributor that we seek when authorizing a company to offer Solyndra products.”

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