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01-31-2011,Mainz
Extremely robust: SCHOTT Solar presents new generation of double-glass modules
- SCHOTT ASI double-glass module now with even greater performance stability and longer life
- New high performer available from February
01-26-2011Mainz
SCHOTT Solar to double its manufacturing capacity
- Expansion of production capacities to around 830 MW in 2011
- Joint venture on manufacturing modules founded in China
- Investments to be made in further expansion in Germany
11-25-2010Mainz / Thessaloniki
SCHOTT Solar expanding activities in Greece
- New sales office in Thessaloniki
- Solar company forecasting dynamic market development in 2011
11-22-2010Mainz
State-of-the-Art Solar Technology and Ancient Shipping
SCHOTT equips the Roman-Germanic Central Museum with “Asi Thru” photovoltaic modulesMainz, November 23, 2010 – During the spring of 2011, the Museum of Ancient Shipping of the Roman-Germanic Central Museum (RGZM) in Mainz will reopen following completion of extensive renovation and reconstruction work. Photovoltaic modules manufactured by the SCHOTT technology group will then function as the roof of the former market hall that houses the museum. These modules were installed during the past few weeks.
11-04-2010Mainz
SCHOTT Solar test centre receives VDE’s TDAP certification
- Certification for VDE Test Data Acceptance Program concluded successfully
- Extensive test expertise verified at Alzenau location
- Accelerated product development and launch
10-27-2010Mainz, Barcelona
New Receiver Concepts Improve the Marketability of Solar Power
SCHOTT Solar will be introducing highly efficient receiver technologies for solar power plants like the ones to be used in the Desertec “power from the desert” project at the Annual Conference of the industry initiative Dii. The question of how solar power from the deserts of North Africa can be made even more marketable by lowering costs will be one of the most important topics at the conference. High-performance receivers like the ones SCHOTT Solar supplies play a key role here. The receiver is the heart of solar power plants that rely on parabolic trough technology, and the more sunlight that is converted into heat, the more efficient the entire power plant will be.
10-25-2010Mainz
Triad of Architecture, Glass and Solar
New headquarters of SCHOTT Solar in Mainz an attractive example of solar architecture
Su persona de contacto: Christina Rettig
E-Mail: Christina.Rettig@schott.com
