Sungrow Power Supply Co. and SUMEC New Energy Development have signed a cooperation agreement with the Lingbi People's Government for the construction of a 200MW solar power project in the Anhui province of China.

Investment in the project would total RMB2 billion (US$322 million).

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The first 100MW is due to be completed within nine months and the total project is expected to be fully complete and grid-connected within 18 months.

This article has been revised to say that Sungrow saigned the agreement with SUMEC.

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