L R AS Published on Monday 18 June 2018 - n° 238 - Categories:robot de centrale

JA Solar s'installe en Corée du Sud

Le fabricant chinois de panneaux JA Solar crée une nouvelle filiale en Corée du Sud afin de fournir

un soutien et des services opportuns et efficaces.

En 2001, JA Solar a commencé à fournir des cellules solaires à ses clients. En novembre 2016, JA Solar a reçu la certification KS (Korean Industrial Standards) pour ses panneaux. Depuis, il fournit des panneaux solaires aux clients sud-coréens.

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