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Nanosolar’s German CIGS module plant sold; plans c-Si module production pv-tech.org/news/nanosolars_german_gigs_module_plant_sold_plans_c_si_module_production?utm_source=PV-Tech&utm_campaign=4d297acf8d-10+July+2013&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_4ee2b8d807-4d297acf8d-693357 By Mark Osborne - 10 July 2013, 13:31In News, Fab & Facilities, Thin Film, CIGS, PV Modules Nanosolar GmbH, the highly automated ISO certified module factory of Nanosolar situated in Luckenwalde in Germany. Nanosolar GmbH, the highly automated ISO certified module factory of Nanosolar situated in Luckenwalde in Germany. Mirco Boldt, managing director of Nanosolar GmbH. “With our highly automated module manufacturing line and our proven experience of high quality module production we can offer our customers premium products tailored to the new era of grid parity installations.” Mirco Boldt, managing director of Nanosolar GmbH. “With our highly automated module manufacturing line and our proven experience of high quality module production we can offer our customers premium products tailored to the new era of grid parity installations.” The Swiss investor will use one type of c-Si module for utility-scale projects in Europe and offer a high-performance module for European residential markets. The Swiss investor will use one type of c-Si module for utility-scale projects in Europe and offer a high-performance module for European residential markets. An unidentified Swiss investor, involved in the downstream PV power plant business has acquired the German manufacturing operations of US-based CIGS thin-film producer Nanosolar. Financial details were not disclosed. Rather than restart CIGS production the new investor plans to ramp the facility producing conventional crystalline-silicon modules. The Swiss investor will use one type of c-Si module for utility-scale projects in Europe and offer a high-performance module for European residential markets. “We are very excited about this new strategy for Nanosolar GmbH,” said Mirco Boldt, managing director of Nanosolar GmbH. “With our highly automated module manufacturing line and our proven experience of high quality module production we can offer our customers premium products tailored to the new era of grid parity installations.” Nanosolar GmbH was said to continue supporting its thin-film base of existing customers with exchange modules, technical support, and service, according to the company. The plan is also increase the workforce significantly over the coming months. In the US, Nanosolar’s CIGS production equipment is being offered for auction but reports note that attempts to sell the business were still ongoing.
Posted on: Fri, 12 Jul 2013 09:25:05 +0000

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