China's CSUN to Supply 15 MW of Solar Modules to Turkey's PV-Systems

Chinese solar module supplier CSUN said it has signed a framework agreement to supply 15 megawatts (MW) of solar modules to Turkish engineering, procurement and construction firm PV-Systems.

The agreement covers CSUN modules produced at CSUN Eurasia’s factory in Istanbul as well as deliveries from China, CSUN said in a statement on Monday.

The modules will be used in unlicensed ground-mounted projects in Turkey.

"We chose to cooperate with CSUN in Turkey, based on my long term experience with their products in services in Greece and Bulgaria, where we installed more than six megawatts of their modules in our projects,” PV-Systems co-owner Huseyin Kose said.

"The framework contract signed today is a major milestone for CSUN and confirms our strategy to invest into production facilities in Turkey, which we consider a major hub for the booming Turkish, developing Middle East and established European markets,” CSUN CEO Stephen Cai said.

CSUN opened its solar cell and module factory in Istanbul in May 2013.


Source: SeeNews