German solar cell giant Q-CELLs to enter the Japanese market
The world’s second largest solar cell maker Q-CELLs Germany has officially entered the strong opponents, many of the numerous Japanese solar cell market. This is also the first time, the German solar cell manufacturers to enter the Japanese market.
By the end of June this year, has been Q-CELLs points are located in Tokyo, Japan, in the context of the whole sale of the company’s products. It is learned that the product will include a variety of widely used solar cell electrolyzer standard parts. Allegedly, this is the second in China, Hong Kong and Hangzhou, the company set up in Asia’s third division.
By the end of June this year, has been Q-CELLs points are located in Tokyo, Japan, in the context of the whole sale of the company’s products. It is learned that the product will include a variety of widely used solar cell electrolyzer standard parts. Allegedly, this is the second in China, Hong Kong and Hangzhou, the company set up in Asia’s third division.
Market participants pointed out that to promote the use of solar cells is seen as reducing carbon dioxide emissions to prevent global warming, a powerful tool. Related products will be expanding rapidly, the market prospects are widely optimistic.
Japan’s solar cell market existed in this Sharp, Kyocera, Sanyo, Mitsubishi and many other industry giants. This time Q-CELLs to squeeze into this highly competitive market, indicating European companies scramble for alternative energy market objectives have been expanded to Asia.
