L R AS Published on Sunday 12 March 2017 - n° 183 - Categories:cellules

Hanwha Q-Cells obtient une conversion de 19,9 % sur les cellules produites par 1366 Technologies

  Hanwha Q-Cells est parvenu à un taux de conversion de 19,9 % sur les cellules multicristallines PERC produites par 1366 Technologies. Ces cellules

ont une plus grande pureté, une meilleure microstructure et une capacité de montée en rendement avec des produits dopants sur la plaquette.

   Un premier lot de 500 kW a été livré pour une installation au Japon qui sera achevée au 2ème semestre 2017. Il faut désormais que 1366 Technologies parvienne à mettre en route son usine dans la région de New York.

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