First Solar拟在日本市场投资一亿美元建设光伏电站

发布于 2013年11月18日
First Solar 
Nov. 15, 2013 - First Solar today announced that it will invest approximately $100 MM in Japan to develop solar power plants. First Solar will partner with Japanese companies to develop, construct, and operate solar power plants, mitigating Japan's dependence on nuclear and natural gas fuel imports.

"At First Solar, we invest in markets where solar power addresses a fundamental need on a sustainable basis. Japan is adopting a progressive approach by incorporating clean, safe, renewable sources of power in its plans to address the gap created by idle nuclear power. First Solar has proven solutions to support Japan's vision of energy security and economic growth, and we will continue to invest here as part of our strategy to develop sustainable solar markets," said James Hughes, CEO, First Solar.

Japan is expected to become one of the key solar markets due to its significant energy demand, with a government-set target to install 28GW by 2020. Solar PV plants can be built quickly and safely, providing robust solutions to idled nuclear power.

Joseph Kishkill, Chief Commercial Officer, First Solar, said, "First Solar is the world's largest developer of solar power plants, and a global leader providing solar technology solutions. We plan to invest in Japan by developing solar power plants both with our own team and through local partners. We believe this strategy will accelerate the adoption of clean and safe solar power in Japan. We welcome partnerships with Japanese companies who seek project investments and complete solar solutions."

First Solar has established a Japan operating subsidiary, First Solar Japan GK, and opened an office in Tokyo, investing in Japanese resources and expertise, to effectively pursue growth opportunities.


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