L R AS Published on Saturday 14 April 2018 - n° 229 - Categories:silicium mono/multi, stratégie industrielle

GCL Poly investit dans le monosilicium

GCL Poly crée une coentreprise avec le gouvernement municipal de Qujing

(en Chine) pour construire une usine de production de lingots monosilicium d'une capacité de 20 GW. Le projet coûtera 1,4 Md $. Il sera situé à proximité de Qujing et utilisera la technologie CCZ acquise lors de la faillite de SunEdison.

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