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Canadian Solar To Deliver 60MW Solar Modules For Projects In Spain
Jiangsu, China (SPX) Nov 20, 2007 Canadian Solar Inc. announced that it has signed a new contract with German City Solar Group to deliver 60MW of solar modules for a series of solar power station projects in Spain. Shipment will start immediately. Installations are expected to be completed by the Summer of 2008. CSI has recently completed the delivery of 11.7 MW solar modules to City Solar for three large-scale solar power projects in Germany. The new 60 MW contract will expand the collaborations between the two companies from Germany to Spain, one of the fastest growing and strategically most important solar markets in the world. CSI expects to introduce its PC200 new module type with City Solar. This new module product is capable of delivering 200-240W of output per unit and is specially designed to promote the maximum performance of City Solar's state- of-arts solar tracker systems. Dr. Shawn Qu, CEO of CSI, commented, ''The expansion of our collaboration with City Solar is the latest example of the repeat orders we are winning from key customers in an important market segment. The combination of CSI's high- performance modules in City Solar system designs and project management has quickly gained market recognition for our two companies as one of the top- notch one-stop shopping solutions for high performance solar power plants.'' Mr. Steffen Kammler, CEO of City Solar, AG, commented, ''City Solar is one of the leading solar plant project management companies in Europe. City Solar's vast experience in large-scale solar plant project development, planning, implementation and financing arrangement has brought turn-key solutions to commercial renewable energy investors. We have developed unique solar tracking technologies to maximize solar module performance. We have so far implemented several solar farm projects in Germany using CSI modules and we are much impressed by CSI's superior module quality, after service technical support and its highly efficient and effective management team. We will continue to work closely with Canadian Solar for our future projects.'' Founded in 2001, Canadian Solar Inc. (CSI) is a vertically integrated manufacturer of solar cell, solar module and customer-designed solar application products serving worldwide customers. CSI is incorporated in Canada and conducts all of its manufacturing operations in China. Backed by years of experience and knowledge in the solar power market and the silicon industry, CSI has become a major global provider of solar power products for a wide range of applications. City Solar AG is a leading player in the field of industrial scale photovoltaic power plants. The company was founded in 2003 and has its headquarters in Bad Kreuznach, Germany. City Solar��s core business is the design, construction, and operation of solar power plants. In addition to activities in Germany, City Solar is becoming increasingly involved in Europe - particularly in Spain, Italy and Greece. In Beneixama, Spain, the company built the world's largest PV power plant with a nominal power of 20 MW completed in September 2007. Moreover in October City Solar received the ''German Solar Award 2007''. The company directs a great part of its efforts to its own R+D activities. This department has developed and patented a new process to produce solar grade silicon. Related Links Lockheed Martin Corporation Starwood Energy Group Global All About Solar Energy at SolarDaily.com
Veteran Producer Becomes Hollywood's Biggest Re-Producer
Los Angeles CA (SPX) Nov 20, 2007John 'JC' Caldwell and EcoManiacal Set New Industry Standard With First All-Green Studio. EcoManiacal Productions has tapped producer John "JC" Caldwell as the company's Chief Operating Officer. Caldwell will oversee development of the corporation's many divisions and implementation of their environmental policy. |
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