ET Solar Modules Selected to Power 84.4 MW PV Projects in North Carolina
ET Solar, an advanced solar module manufacturer, announces recently that the company’s solar modules have been selected by Capital Dynamics, a global private asset manager, for 14 solar power projects in North Carolina, with a combined capacity of 84.4 megawatts (MW).As a Tier 1 solar panel manufacturer, ET Solar has been chosen to supply ET-P672 310/315Wp Modules for the 14 ground-mounted PV projects, which range from 2.6 MW to 7 MW. The projects are being developed by Capital Dynamics, with project construction managed by DynaSolar EPCM, an exclusive solar PV program management partner.
Shaughnessy Ryan, Vice President of Capital Dynamics, said, “We have been extremely happy with our cooperation with ET Solar. The company’s industry-leading combination of high quality, competitive costs, reliable power output and dependable logistics were major reasons we decided to use ET Solar modules for our projects. Our past experience with ET Solar’s well-engineered modules gave us confidence our investments were secure.”
Patrick Guo, Executive Vice President of ET Solar, said, “These projects mark another milestone in the partnership between Capital Dynamics and ET Solar. This PV module order is the second major project cooperation between our companies; the first, in 2013 – 2014, included over 30 MW of module purchases for projects in Massachusetts and California.
“The extension of the ITC brings enormous market opportunities in the United Sates, allowing us to keep expanding our already large presence there. Our company is deeply committed to providing more green and affordable solar energy to American communities, collaborating with Capital Dynamics and other partners.”
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