CTIEC AVANCISKorea CIGS Thin Film PV Module Plant Restarts

Date: 25 July 2018
Source: www.ctiec.net
CTIEC AVANCISKorea CIGS Thin Film PV Module Plant Restarts
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Date: 25 July 2018

On July 17th,the reopening ceremony of CTIEC AVANCISKorea CIGS Thin Film PV Module Plant was held inCheongju City, Chungcheongbuk-do Province, Korea.

This marks that Triumph Group has taken another significant step to lead the world new energy industry.Lee Jang Seop, vice governor of Chungcheongbuk-do provice, attended the ceremony and delivered agreeting speech.

CTIEC AVANCISKorea CIGS Thin Film PV Module Plant Restarts

Peng Shou, president of China National Building Material Co., Ltd. andboard chairman of Triumph Group, said in his speech that as a technological corporationand one of Fortune Global 500 Companies in material field, CNBMsaw great business potentials worldwide in photovoltaic energy solutions, particularly CIGS thin-film solar modules.

CTIEC AVANCISKorea CIGS Thin Film PV Module Plant Restarts

With the restart of this plant,AVANCIS Koreawill become an important manufacturing base for new building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) products.
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