ReneSola’s PV testing lab given witness testing certification by UL

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The Underwriters Laboratories (UL) has authorized ReneSola’s PV testing lab to undertake supervised item testing under its Witness Testing Information System (WTDP).The WTDP certification enables ReneSola’s PV testing laboratory in Jiangsu, China to potentially bring merchandise to marketplace sooner.

"This UL certification reflects our longstanding commitment to quality and also the world-class amount of our technical facilities," stated Dr. Bill Hou, ReneSola's item center director. "By functioning with knowledgeable UL staff in our own laboratory, we are going to not merely make certain that our award-winning PV goods meet all applicable quality and performance standards, but may also help us to provide these solutions to our worldwide sales and distribution centers far more rapidly."

PV equipment specialist Singulus Technologies said it had received contractually agreed payments for CIGS (copper, indium, gallium, selenide)thin-film gear believed to be for Hanergy’s planned capacity expansions in China.Singulus had initially signed an order it said was over €15 million wet-chemical coating processing tools from an unidentified customer in China, later confirmed by the firm to become with Hanergy Solar, now recognized as Hanergy Thin Film (HTF). The order was for its second generation TENUIS II platform applied for buffer layer deposition.On the other hand, Singulus said that the order had been ratified by the relevant boards having a worth of around €20 million. 

The order would also include things like inline vacuum coating machines.Consequently, Singulus had placed the order within its order backlog and anticipated deliveries with the equipment to be undertaken in its current economic year.Hanergy had previously announced plans to build turnkey production lines in China having a nameplate capacity of 300MW employing MiaSolé-based CIGS sputtering approach technology as well as a second 300MW line making use of Solibro’s co-evaporating manufacturing procedure technologies.