United States Abound Solar (original AVA Solar) companies, rely on low-cost thin-film laptop batteries started in Longmont, Colorado, voted to build one of his first full-service production facilities.
The plant uses a special manufacturing process, battery,greatly reduced the production cost of solar panels. Colorado Gov. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., EUROSOLAR president Hermann Scheer is scheduled to be 9:00 in the morning to attend the ground breaking ceremony of the new company and make a speech.
Fully automated production line will create over 300 new job opportunities, to generate 200MW of solar modules per year capacity. Its manufacturing process used Abound Solar’s own continuous on-line semiconductor dell xps m1530 battery equipment will be made of glass solar panels, the whole process less than two hours. As a global leader in “next generation” of solar panels manufacturer, Abound Solar simplified the production of thin-film solar panel manufacturing process, the rapid expansion of production capacity to make solar electricity costs continue to decline.
“Today, new production facilities started right Abound is a landmark. We have entered into commercial production, thereby expanding the market at the same time we are able to keep up with customer demand, we are now in a good position to provide customers with high - performance, dell laitutde d630 battery,low-cost solar modules that can speed up the clean use of energy in the world. “Abound Solar CEO Pascal Noronha said.
“Warm congratulations Abound Solar - 1, Colorado, how to make renewable energy technologies from the laboratory to market a true success story, as we have seen, as a local renewable energy company continued to expand business and create employment opportunities. We see that the sony vgp-bps8 battery new energy economy is leading the development of Colorado, Colorado will help the rapid and strong recovery. “Colorado Gov. Ritter said.
“Abound Solar prove that we have the ability to cost-effectiveness in the United States come here to meet our energy needs, while protecting our climate.” Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
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