GCL inks deal to develop 1GW solar plants
China-based GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd and Spain's Isofotón SA have signed a MoU under which they plan to develop 1GW worth of solar plants across the globe. The companies said they will form a JV to manufacture solar trackers for the plants, which are expected to comprise both photovoltaic and high concentrating photovoltaic technology. While China-based GCL has said it will undertake project financing and EPC services, Isofotón will reportedly supply the modules, in addition to buying "all the wafers and a portion of the cells" needed for the plants.
China-based GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd and Spain's Isofotón SA have signed a MoU under which they plan to develop 1GW worth of solar plants across the globe. The companies said they will form a JV to manufacture solar trackers for the plants, which are expected to comprise both photovoltaic and high concentrating photovoltaic technology. While China-based GCL has said it will undertake project financing and EPC services, Isofotón will reportedly supply the modules, in addition to buying "all the wafers and a portion of the cells" needed for the plants.
China, the world’s 2nd
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most important market for companies looking for growth and Chinese companies
continue to globalize by investing and selling their products in new markets;
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