Phono Solar to Partner With Suntech Amid Price Declines
2012年5月14日 10:8 智信中国低碳投资 www.chineselowcarbon.com 来源：Bloomberg
，国有太阳能模块制造商太阳能科技有限公司，同意与团队尚德电力控股有限公司（STP），在太阳供电企业中的供应过剩和价格下降的有郁闷的利润。
“蔡其舶，唱机太阳能总裁，在接受电话采访时说：”我们将共同寻求发展机会太阳能农场。“这种伙伴关系将使我们的优势互补。”尚德是最大的晶体模块生产商。
唱机太阳能项目开发多样化“纯粹的生产模块，面临着激烈的竞争和不合理的定价，”蔡昨天说。Phono Solar is diversifying into project development as “purely producing modules faces intensified competition and irrational pricing,” Cai said yesterday. The company plans to develop 50 megawatts of solar farms this year in China’s eastern provinces of Jiangsu and Shandong and the northwestern region of Xinjiang.
Solar manufacturers are suffering from an oversupply as European governments cut back on subsidies. Module prices have tumbled almost 50 percent to 85 U.S. cents a watt, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
“It’s a strategic framework agreement, we are still discussing terms on the cooperation,” Zhang Jianmin, a Suntech spokesman, said today by phone.
Phono Solar has a capacity to make 450 megawatts of solar modules each year, Cai said. The Nanjing-based company also plans to develop overseas solar-power projects in the U.S. and Greece.
Cai said the company expects to increase shipments by 35 percent from about 300 megawatts a year ago. China will account for 20 percent of Phono’s shipments this year, more than double from 2011, he said.
Phono Solar in April agreed to supply SYBAC Solar AG of Germany with 500 megawatts of solar modules within five years for 300 million euros ($388 million). Under the agreement, the modules will be for projects in Germany, France and the U.S.
“蔡其舶，唱机太阳能总裁，在接受电话采访时说：”我们将共同寻求发展机会太阳能农场。“这种伙伴关系将使我们的优势互补。”尚德是最大的晶体模块生产商。
唱机太阳能项目开发多样化“纯粹的生产模块，面临着激烈的竞争和不合理的定价，”蔡昨天说。Phono Solar is diversifying into project development as “purely producing modules faces intensified competition and irrational pricing,” Cai said yesterday. The company plans to develop 50 megawatts of solar farms this year in China’s eastern provinces of Jiangsu and Shandong and the northwestern region of Xinjiang.
Solar manufacturers are suffering from an oversupply as European governments cut back on subsidies. Module prices have tumbled almost 50 percent to 85 U.S. cents a watt, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
“It’s a strategic framework agreement, we are still discussing terms on the cooperation,” Zhang Jianmin, a Suntech spokesman, said today by phone.
Phono Solar has a capacity to make 450 megawatts of solar modules each year, Cai said. The Nanjing-based company also plans to develop overseas solar-power projects in the U.S. and Greece.
Cai said the company expects to increase shipments by 35 percent from about 300 megawatts a year ago. China will account for 20 percent of Phono’s shipments this year, more than double from 2011, he said.
Phono Solar in April agreed to supply SYBAC Solar AG of Germany with 500 megawatts of solar modules within five years for 300 million euros ($388 million). Under the agreement, the modules will be for projects in Germany, France and the U.S.
