Chinese PV glass maker sets up shop in Dubai

Date: 6 November 2014

Chang Zhou Almaden will open its new $30 million PV glass factory and training center in the emirate, where it plans to produce up to 400,000 PV panels annually.

Chinese PV glass manufacturer Chang Zhou Almaden Ltd. has agreed to open a new photovoltaic glass manufacturing and training facility in the emirate.Read more: http://www.pv-magazine.com/news/details/beitrag/chinese-pv-glass-maker-sets-up-shop-in-dubai_100017030/#ixzz3IBJWt8x9Chang Zhou Almaden will open its new $30 million PV glass factory and training center in the emirate, where it plans to produce up to 400,000 PV panels annually.   



Chinese PV glass manufacturer Chang Zhou Almaden Ltd. has agreed to open a new photovoltaic glass manufacturing and training facility in the emirate.



Read more: http://www.pv-magazine.com/news/details/beitrag/chinese-pv-glass-maker-sets-up-shop-in-dubai_100017030/#ixzz3IBJWt8x9

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