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September
21, 2009
Bonn,
Germany: SolarWorld to Expand Module Capacity to 450 Megawatts
Solarworld
AG is to expand its production capacity for solar power modules
in Freiberg in Saxony. The capacity will be tripled to 450 megawatts
by the end of 2010.
SolarWorld AG, which already employs more than 1.500 people in
Germany, has thus again come out strongly in favor of Germany
as a production location. Together with the already initiated
expansion of the wafer production at Freiberg to 1,000 megawatts,
the company will thus be creating more than 500 new jobs in the
region.
In
view of the strong demand for German quality products the company
is working at the limits of its capacity. The company says that
short-time working is unknown at the Solarworld sites.
Frank
H. Asbeck, Chairman and CEO of SolarWorld AG: "We are producing
at the highest quality level in Germany. The basis for this is
provided by our highly motivated employees, our successful research
and development work and our Freiberg site with its decades of
tradition in solar power technology. Even in a more hotly contested
solar market quality Made in Germany is a trump card "
Further
details about: Solarworld AG
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