L R AS Published on Friday 18 September 2015 - n° 128 - Categories:les fabricants

Augmentation de capacité chez Neo Solar

  Le producteur taïwanais de cellules Neo Solar augmente la part des cellules monocristallines dans son activité : elle va passer de 25 % actuellement, à 40 % d'ici la fin 2015 soit 1 GW, dont une large proportion sera constituée de cellules PERC. La capacité de production actuelle (à Taïwan et en Chine) atteint 2,5 GW.
  La capacité de production annuelle de panneaux va passer de 400 MW, à 800 ou même 1.000 MW en 2016
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