The projects are being undertaken through India’s National Solar Mission and Gujarat State program and are expected to be completed by the end of this year, the company said in a written statement.
“Our clients in India have particularly taken note of Solar Frontier’s high performance results in Thailand, which is very hot like significant parts of India,” said Yuichi Kuroda, Vice President, International Business at Solar Frontier.
“CIS solar panels are gaining a reputation as the sunbelt leader,” Kuroda enthused.
He went on to say India represents an important growth market for Solar Frontier as it installs solar projects across the sun-rich country.
"These installations are important to us as we start to build recognition of Solar Frontier’s presence in the region and our technology across India,” Kuroda said. “The suitability of CIS in generating more power in hot conditions means we expect further partnerships to supply booming demand for affordable solar panel performance for installations in India and in other countries across the sunbelt region."
Solar Frontier also announced that its new gigawatt-scale Kunitomi plant in Miyazaki, Japan is now running at full commercial operations, giving the company the necessary production capacity to meet worldwide demand for a new standard in affordable solar panel performance.
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