L R AS Published on Saturday 14 April 2018 - n° 229 - Categories:augm/réduction capacité

Prévisions 2018 de REC Silicon : toujours des difficultés de production

Le fabricant norvégien REC Silicon confirme ses difficultés de production de silicium. Ses capacités ne devraient fonctionner qu'à

50 % en 2018. Les objectifs de production de polysilicium sont établis à 11.330 tonnes (contre 11.636 tonnes en 2017). Le volume de gaz de silicium devrait atteindre 3.700 tonnes (3.501 tonnes en 2017)

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