Spire signs with JEIS Holdings to increase presence in South Korean solar PV market

July 1, 2011
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In a move to bring better exposure to the company and its products in South Korea, Spire has selected South Korea-based JEIS Holdings to represent the company’s solar products and services in the country. “The Korean solar industry has been on the rise for many years,” said Roger Little, chairman and CEO of Spire. “Our Vice President of Business Development in Asia, Jae-Bok Young, has worked very hard to identify the company that best fits Spire’s needs in Korea and has successfully secured the representation of JEIS.”

Little continued, “The Korean Government has implemented one of the largest stimulus programs to encourage the use of green energies. It has also created substantial solar feed-in tariff programs. With JEIS located in Korea, Spire can better address these opportunities and provide direct service to its customers throughout the nation.”

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