L R AS Published on Saturday 14 July 2018 - n° 242 - Categories:robot de centrale

Un futur nouveau producteur intégré au Canada

Solargise prévoit d'investir 2,3 Mds $Can (1,7 Md $) pour fabriquer des panneaux solaires de nouvelle génération sans plastique au Québec. La première phase consiste à installer

des lingots, des plaquettes des cellules, des panneaux sans plastique et des usines à verre. Ensuite, seront construites une usine de polysilicium de pureté 11N et l'usine de production silicium de grade métallurgique (MgSi)

Photon du 13 juillet

NDLR  L'ampleur du projet surprend.

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