JinkoSolar to Supply China Guangdong Nuclear with Solar Modules
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One of China’s leading solar power product manufacturers, JinkoSolar, has won a contract to supply 30 megawatts of photovoltaic (PV) modules for a PV power plant project planned for Hami city in the Xinjiang Province of China.
The contract was awarded by China Guangdong Nuclear Solar Energy Development, a wholly-owned subsidiary of China Guangdong Nuclear Power Group, which focuses on solar power investment, construction, and maintenance.
“We are pleased that China Guangdong Nuclear has decided to extend its relationship with us by cooperating on this project in Xinjiang,” said Mr. Xiande Li, Chairman of the board of Directors of JinkoSolar.
“We believe that this validates our efforts to grow long-term relationship with major players in China’s solar power plant industry and that this repeat order is a testament to the quality of our products and services. Our reputation as one of the industry-leading solar module producers with high quality products and services in the market continues to provide us with opportunities not only in China, but across the globe as we expand our geographic footprint worldwide.”
Source: JinkoSolar
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