L R AS Published on Thursday 20 October 2016 - n° 165 - Categories:accord-coopération-rachat

ET Solar s'associe à Huawei

   Le fabricant et développeur chinois ET Solar vient de signer un accord de coopération avec le fabricant d'onduleurs Huawei pour construire 1 GW de centrales dans le monde au cours des douze prochains mois. La conception, l'optimisation du système, le suivi pendant 25 ans seront assurés par Huawei. Cet accord fait suite à la coopération établie avec le producteur de panneaux mono-silicium Longi
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