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Industry The electronic news interconnection hierarchyIndustry newsSanterno chooses Sanmina-SCI aspartner to build solar inverters inOttawa, CanadaSanmina-SCI will manufacture Santerno’ssolar inverters for commercial applicationsat its Ottawa, Ontario, Canada facility.Production of <strong>the</strong> solar inverters atSanmina-SCI’s Ontario facility expandsSanterno’s manufacturing base into NorthAmerica, enabling local logistics servicesto its customers while meeting Ontario’sFeed-In Tariff domestic content requirements.www.sanmina-sci.com, www.santerno.com3S Modultec client KISCO startsmodule production in record timeWith <strong>the</strong> help of 3S Swiss <strong>Solar</strong> Systems,KISCO has completed <strong>the</strong> certificationof its module production in Korea withina period of just a few weeks. Since mid-March, KISCO has been producing highlyefficient, crystalline solar modules on anewly installed 65 MW production linefrom 3S Modultec. Once it was up and running,<strong>the</strong> production process was successfullyinspected by TÜV Rheinland barelysix months after signing <strong>the</strong> contract.KISCO has benefitted from, among o<strong>the</strong>rthings, <strong>the</strong> certification service offered by3S, which has already been successfullyimplemented in a number of projects by3S Modultec in conjunction with TÜVRheinland. www.3s-pv.ch, www.meyerburger.com,www.getwatt.co.krBürkle supplies seven-openingYpsator Lamination Line to Willard& Kelsey <strong>Solar</strong> GroupBürkle North America Inc., and Willard &Kelsey <strong>Solar</strong> Group announced today thatW&K has begun high-volume productionof Cadmium Telluride (CdTe) solar panelsat <strong>the</strong>ir plant in Perrysburg, Ohio usingBürkle’s proven Multi Daylight Laminator,<strong>the</strong> Ypsator. The lamination system is <strong>the</strong>first of its type in <strong>the</strong> North Americanmarket having a host of significant featuresincluding <strong>the</strong>rmal fluid platen heatingassuring uniform heating of <strong>the</strong> modulesacross <strong>the</strong> platen, minimized edge pinchdue to <strong>the</strong> hydraulic hot pressing step,reduced cycle time due to <strong>the</strong> split laminationprocess and uniform cooling resultingin flat modules having reduced internalstress. www.ypsator.com<strong>Solar</strong>3D completes design of lightcollector for solar cell<strong>Solar</strong>3D, Inc. has completed <strong>the</strong> design of<strong>the</strong> Light Collector section, a critical partof its novel solar cell. Inspired by lightmanagement techniques used in fiber opticdevices, <strong>the</strong> company’s innovative solar celltechnology utilizes a 3-dimensional designto trap sunlight inside micro-photovoltaicstructures where photons bounce arounduntil <strong>the</strong>y are converted into electrons.<strong>Solar</strong>3D’s management believes that thisbreakthrough solar cell design will dramaticallychange <strong>the</strong> economics of solarenergy. www.solar3d.comCarl Zeiss Optronics presents solarmirror to research instituteAt <strong>the</strong> end of April, Carl Zeiss Optronicspresented <strong>the</strong> GREGOR M1 solar mirrorto a research consortium. The mirror wasbuilt under <strong>the</strong> full responsibility of <strong>the</strong>German optics company. Following internallapping and polishing, it features deviationfrom <strong>the</strong> nominal surface of only 20nanometers. The 1.5 meter solar mirrorwill be installed at <strong>the</strong> Teide Observatoryin <strong>the</strong> Canary Islands. Carl Zeiss Optronicswas responsible for <strong>the</strong> performance ofall three solar mirrors. With <strong>the</strong> deliveryof <strong>the</strong> M1, <strong>the</strong> Gregor Telescope can nowenter service. It replaces <strong>the</strong> 45 cm GregorCoudé Telescope that has been used for atotal of 40 years for research. www.zeiss.de/optronicsBTU International receives order formultiple solar cell rework furnacesBTU International has received an orderfor multiple hydrogen annealing furnacesfrom a major Asian solar cell manufacturer.BTU has extensive experience with hydrogenannealing processes and equipment.Today, with more than 125 hydrogen furnacesin operation in <strong>the</strong> semiconductor,nuclear and o<strong>the</strong>r industries, <strong>the</strong> safety andreliability of BTU’s hydrogen tools is wellestablished. www.btu.comCentrosolar introduces S-Seriespanels made in OntarioCentrosolar Canada has released <strong>the</strong>S-Series photovoltaic modules, now availableto local solar dealers and installers.Engineered in Germany and manufacturedin Ontario, Centrosolar Canada’s S-Seriesis designed for both residential and commercialapplications. The S-Series moduleis designed to deliver reliable and peakperformance power levels in cloudy and6 – <strong>Global</strong> <strong>Solar</strong> <strong>Technology</strong> – June 2011 www.globalsolartechnology.com

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