Solar business from Korea

looking for low res. silicon ingot body or top and tail need 300mm low res. ingot body or top&tail only interest IC grade 11N P type at lest 300mm length ingot body or top & Tail who has it please feel free contact me

Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group Chairman Chung Mong-goo starts ignition of the newly completed blast furnace of its steel-making affiliate Hyundai Steel at its mill in Dangjin, South Chungcheong Province, Tuesday. / Courtesy of Hyundai Steel By Kim Hyun-cheol, The Korea Times Hyundai Steel, an affiliate of local auto giant Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group, started operating the country's biggest blast furnace that emits no dust during production, Tuesday. The company held an igniting ceremony for the first-ever integrated plant in Dangjin, South Chungcheong Province that will churn out a total of 4 million tons of steel products annually. Construction was completed three years and three months after ground was broken in October 2006. Guests at the ceremony included Hyundai-Kia Chairman Chung Mong-koo and Marc Solvi, CEO of Paul Wurth S.A. The Luxembourg-based engineering firm, an affiliate of world's largest steel maker ArcelorMittal, supplied core technological components for the fur...

who want to get incentive for PV solar business for residental or commercial from Korea Government must to use certified PV solar module panel by NREC(New Renewable Energy Center) 2009, total 368 PV solar module has pass NREC certification. Korea made is 210 and foreign made is 158, China origin is 103 module, Japan orgin 31, USA is 13(included Sunpower's factory in Philippines) and Taiwan is 11

Hyundai-Kia Chairman Chung Mong-koo By Jane Han, The Korea Times Hyundai Motor and affiliate Kia Motors aim to boost sales by 17 percent this year driven by a recovery in the global economy and a series of new models. The auto group, which sold a record 4.63 million vehicles last year, is targeting sales to rise to 5.4 million in 2010, Chairman Chung Mong-koo said in a New Year's speech to employees, Monday. ``Our teamwork helped turn a crisis into an opportunity when the global auto industry was at its darkest,'' said Chung, who recently ranked as U.S. magazine Motor Trend's 2009 third most influential figure in the auto industry. He said Hyundai and Kia laid the foundation stone to emerge as world-class automakers by expanding their global market share and improving quality and consumer perception. ``Based on our achievements last year, let's work together to make 2010 a year of writing a new history,'' said Chung. The 73-year-old chief said creativity and...

A new joint venture triple junction thin-film solar company is being formed between Sharp, Enel Green Power, and STMicroelectronics. The equal partners are set to invest €320 million to establish an initial production capacity of 160MW at an existing but shuttered former 300mm semiconductor fab owned by STMicroelectronics in Catania, Italy. Thin-film module production is expected to start at the beginning of 2011 and ramped over several years to a targeted 480MW annual capacity. Enel Green Power and Sharp have also signed an additional agreement to install cumulative capacity at a level of 500MW by the end of 2016, using modules from the Catania plant. The agreement signals the move by Sharp to enter to the power generation market and become a fully integrated PV manufacturer. The partners are targeting utility-scale installations in Europe and the Mediterranean area through the sales networks of Sharp and EGP. Sharp noted that hotter climates are better suited to thin-film modules as ...

Selling item - B grade PV solar cell It's spec. out 125x125mm mono PV solar cell eff. is about15-17.5%, spec.out by manufacturer's self internal inspection because a little part of surface is trouble like as chipping, printing, scratch etc.. not whole surface who is interest it please feel free contact me

President Lee Myung-bak talks with United Arab Emirates (UAE) President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahayan at the Emirates Palace Hotel in Abu Dhabi, the capital of UAE, Sunday, after Korea won a $41 billion contract to build nuclear power plants in the Middle East country. / Korea Times Photo by Sohn Yong-seok By Na Jeong-ju, The Korea Times A consortium led by the Korea Electric Power Corp. won a $40 billion contract Sunday to build nuclear power plants in the United Arab Emirates, paving the way for South Korea to become a major energy facility exporter. It is the largest-ever energy deal awarded in the Middle East, which has sought to replace oil with nuclear power and other alternative energy sources amid falling oil reserves. Policymakers here called the contract a diplomatic triumph, saying it will help strengthen the country's economic ties with the region, as well as provide a crucial opportunity to boost shares in the fast-growing energy market. The deal with the Emirate...