L R AS Published on Saturday 20 May 2017 - n° 192 - Categories:stratégie industrielle

SolarWorld Americas essaie de poursuivre son activité industrielle

    Malgré la mise en faillite de sa société-mère, SolarWorld Americas a déclaré qu'elle essaierait de poursuivre son activité industrielle. Elle

emploie 800 salariés. Elle est le plus grand et l’un des rares fabricants de panneaux photovoltaïques et de cellules solaires au silicium cristallin qui opèrent toujours aux Etats-Unis

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