星期二, 25 2 月, 2025
Home PV Technology Yingli Green Energy inks USD 70 million deal with Heraeus

Yingli Green Energy inks USD 70 million deal with Heraeus

China Knowledge reported that Yingli Green Energy Holding Co Ltd a vertically integrated photovoltaic product manufacturer has signed a USD 70 million worth of contract with Heraeus Holding a globally active precious metals and technology company based in Hanau, Germany.


Pursuant to the agreement, Heraeus will dedicate resources in its three R&D centers located in Hanau, West Conshohocken of the US and Singapore to develop silver metallization pastes for Yingli Green Energy high-end solar cells.


New York listed Yingli Green Energy which maintains a balanced vertically integrated output capacity of 1,700 megawatts per year expects to start initial production on capacity expansion projects in Haikou, Tianjin, Hengshui and Baoding by 2012 with a total additional capacity of 750 MW.


The Chinese photovoltaic product maker yesterday announced plans to secure a USD 324 million of loan from China Development Bank to launch a wholly owned subsidiary in Hong Kong to enhance its presence in the international market.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

- Advertisment -

Most Popular

400W of free energy for 25 years – this company presents the first bifacial solar billboard

Next2Sun has unveiled the world’s first bifacial solar fence, a groundbreaking step in renewable energy that does more than just generate electricity—it also works...

OCI Holdings Partners with Arava Power for 260MW Solar Project in Texas

OCI Holdings, a prominent South Korean company in the solar energy sector, announced on Feb. 24 that its U.S. subsidiary, OCI Energy, has entered...

Northern Solar eyes growth amid rising clean energy demand

Announcing the earnings, Northern Solar achieved revenue of RM24.05 million for the third quarter (Q3) ended December 31, 2024 (FY24), driven primarily by its...

Cornish company takes on ‘controversial solar farm projects’

A Cornish company has said its taking on “controversial solar farm projects”. Vertical PV UK, based in Newquay, says its technology allows farmers to have...