Changzhou Almaden Expects 20% Increase in Solar Glass Shipments

Date: 5 February 2015

Changzhou Almaden Stock Co. expects shipments of the anti-reflective glass it makes for solar panels to increase about 20 percent this year as global solar installations expand.

Shipments of the glass totaled more than 28 million square meters (302 million square feet) in 2014, Vice President Lin Jinhan said in a phone interview.The Chinese company has been innovating to produce “lighter and thinner” products, he said.

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