R AS Published on Saturday 23 June 2018 - n° 239 - Categories:stratégie industrielle

Le taïwanais URE réoriente son activité

Face à la pression chinoise qui impose de prix trop bas sur les cellules taïwanaises, la nouvelle entité United Renewable Energy (URE), créée en octobre 2017 par la fusion de Neo Solar Power (NSP), de Gintech Energy et de Solartech Energy, cessera de produire

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