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2BG SRL, an equipment supplier based San Martino di Lupari, Italy, has signed a contract to provide a 15 MW turnkey module line to a Slovenia-based company.
The
system is expected to be delivered in May. The customer is planning to
enter the photovoltaics market for the first time in the rapidly
growing Slovenian market, 2BG says.
2BG Delivers 15 MW PV Module Line
Feb 05
|12:45 PM
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