Huasun has secured an order for 2 GW of solar panels from Power China, while Deye said it is seeking to raise CNY3.5 billion to expand its inverter production capacity.
Huasun has secured a 2.02 GW PV panel order from state-owned Power China. Huasun said it will supply its heterojunction Himalaya G12-132 panels for 26 solar projects that Power China is building in Yunnan province. The modules have a power conversion efficiency of 23.5% and an output of 730 W.
Deye said it plans to raise CNY 3.5 billion ($487.4 million) through a private placement of 72 million shares to around 35 investors. The Zhejiang-based inverter manufacturer said it will use the net proceeds from the share issuance for building a new 25.5 GW string inverter factory (CNY2 billion) and a microinverter factory with a capacity of 3 GW (CNY542 million).
CHN Energy has awarded two solar module supply contracts to Longi through a procurement process. Longi will supply around 2.7 GW of its products to CHN. It offered final prices ranging from CNY 1.506/W to CNY 1.515/W.
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