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Hanergy Solar Group - WKN: WKN: A0RDSG Auf der Überholspur
Hanergy Solar Group Aktie ISIN: BMG4288G1024 | WKN: A0RDSG
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Hanergy orders 600 MW of CIGS thin film solar PV
Hanergy (Beijing) has ordered two copper indium gallium diselenide (CIGS) thin-film solar photovoltaic (PV) lines for a subsidiary, representing a combined capacity of 600 MW of annual output. These lines will be based on technology Hanergy gained through the acquisition of CIGS makers MiaSolé and Solibro.
Hanergy expects to begin construction of a factory in Caofeidian, Hebei Province, China in March 2014, and move the lines into the factory by the end of the year. Overall, the company plans to build 3 GW of CIGS PV capacity for Hebei Caofeidian Hanergy Photovoltaic Co. Ltd. (Caofeidian, China) in Caofeidian.
Hanergy to change CIGS PV landscape
In November 2013, Hanergy altered supply agreements with subsidiary Fujian Apollo to include 5.25 GW of CIGS PV equipment, including equipment based on MiaSolé and Solibro technology.
Even the 3 GW that Hanergy plans to build in Caofeidian will dramatically expand the current global CIGS landscape, as it is almost three times the current capacity of the largest CIGS maker, Solar Frontier K.K. (Tokyo).
USD 1.18 billion in contracts
Hanergy estimates the value of the initial round of equipment and services which will supply to Hanergy Caofeidian at USD 780 million for the 300 MW line based on MiaSolé technology, and USD 390 million for the 300 MW line based on Solibro technology. http://www.solarserver.com/solar-mag...w-factory.html
Hanergy (Beijing) has ordered two copper indium gallium diselenide (CIGS) thin-film solar photovoltaic (PV) lines for a subsidiary, representing a combined capacity of 600 MW of annual output. These lines will be based on technology Hanergy gained through the acquisition of CIGS makers MiaSolé and Solibro.
Hanergy expects to begin construction of a factory in Caofeidian, Hebei Province, China in March 2014, and move the lines into the factory by the end of the year. Overall, the company plans to build 3 GW of CIGS PV capacity for Hebei Caofeidian Hanergy Photovoltaic Co. Ltd. (Caofeidian, China) in Caofeidian.
Hanergy to change CIGS PV landscape
In November 2013, Hanergy altered supply agreements with subsidiary Fujian Apollo to include 5.25 GW of CIGS PV equipment, including equipment based on MiaSolé and Solibro technology.
Even the 3 GW that Hanergy plans to build in Caofeidian will dramatically expand the current global CIGS landscape, as it is almost three times the current capacity of the largest CIGS maker, Solar Frontier K.K. (Tokyo).
USD 1.18 billion in contracts
Hanergy estimates the value of the initial round of equipment and services which will supply to Hanergy Caofeidian at USD 780 million for the 300 MW line based on MiaSolé technology, and USD 390 million for the 300 MW line based on Solibro technology. http://www.solarserver.com/solar-mag...w-factory.html
Hanergy Solar Group Aktie ISIN: BMG4288G1024 | WKN: A0RDSG
Hanergy Solar Group Limited
Die Internetseite der Firma Hanergy Solar Group:
Hanergy Solar Group Limited
Hanergy orders 600 MW of CIGS thin film solar PV
Hanergy (Beijing) has ordered two copper indium gallium diselenide (CIGS) thin-film solar photovoltaic (PV) lines for a subsidiary, representing a combined capacity of 600 MW of annual output. These lines will be based on technology Hanergy gained through the acquisition of CIGS makers MiaSolé and Solibro.
Hanergy expects to begin construction of a factory in Caofeidian, Hebei Province, China in March 2014, and move the lines into the factory by the end of the year. Overall, the company plans to build 3 GW of CIGS PV capacity for Hebei Caofeidian Hanergy Photovoltaic Co. Ltd. (Caofeidian, China) in Caofeidian.
Hanergy to change CIGS PV landscape
In November 2013, Hanergy altered supply agreements with subsidiary Fujian Apollo to include 5.25 GW of CIGS PV equipment, including equipment based on MiaSolé and Solibro technology.
Even the 3 GW that Hanergy plans to build in Caofeidian will dramatically expand the current global CIGS landscape, as it is almost three times the current capacity of the largest CIGS maker, Solar Frontier K.K. (Tokyo).
USD 1.18 billion in contracts
Hanergy estimates the value of the initial round of equipment and services which will supply to Hanergy Caofeidian at USD 780 million for the 300 MW line based on MiaSolé technology, and USD 390 million for the 300 MW line based on Solibro technology. http://www.solarserver.com/solar-mag...w-factory.html
Hanergy (Beijing) has ordered two copper indium gallium diselenide (CIGS) thin-film solar photovoltaic (PV) lines for a subsidiary, representing a combined capacity of 600 MW of annual output. These lines will be based on technology Hanergy gained through the acquisition of CIGS makers MiaSolé and Solibro.
Hanergy expects to begin construction of a factory in Caofeidian, Hebei Province, China in March 2014, and move the lines into the factory by the end of the year. Overall, the company plans to build 3 GW of CIGS PV capacity for Hebei Caofeidian Hanergy Photovoltaic Co. Ltd. (Caofeidian, China) in Caofeidian.
Hanergy to change CIGS PV landscape
In November 2013, Hanergy altered supply agreements with subsidiary Fujian Apollo to include 5.25 GW of CIGS PV equipment, including equipment based on MiaSolé and Solibro technology.
Even the 3 GW that Hanergy plans to build in Caofeidian will dramatically expand the current global CIGS landscape, as it is almost three times the current capacity of the largest CIGS maker, Solar Frontier K.K. (Tokyo).
USD 1.18 billion in contracts
Hanergy estimates the value of the initial round of equipment and services which will supply to Hanergy Caofeidian at USD 780 million for the 300 MW line based on MiaSolé technology, and USD 390 million for the 300 MW line based on Solibro technology. http://www.solarserver.com/solar-mag...w-factory.html
