A Risen Energy, aiming to ensure its global partners and customers in a supply of inputs through verticalized production, announced that it is investing in the expansion of 200.000 tons of silicon metal in the Guyang unit, Baotou, Inner Mongolia, China.
O project is planned to be built and put into operation gradually in combination with the company's overall production capacity, market demand and fundraising.
O estimated total contribution is around US$46 million. The project will be implemented by Risen Energy (Baotou) Silicon Industry, a wholly owned subsidiary of Risen.
"We have a culture of investment in R&D (Research and Development) to be delivering the best product to our customers when it comes to technology and efficiency,” said Thiago Canal, Market Manager for Latin America.
“With this contribution, Risen Energy will not only be ensuring our partners regarding the fluctuation of inputs available on the market, but increasing our production (verticalized) and guaranteeing the quality of our products”, he highlighted.
About Risen
The manufacturer has more than 45 core business technologies and established a national-level photovoltaic laboratory, which is independent and has received CNAS certification.
The laboratory can perform 54 design tests in accordance with EC61215, IEC61730-2 and UL1703, and provide support for the development and control of company quality and other photovoltaic projects.
The company emphasized that continues with a culture of strengthening R&D to produce high-efficiency silicon, cells and photovoltaic modules to meet the growing needs of all markets.
