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Solar Frontier Americas Enters Into 150 MW Solar Module Supply Agreement With Cypress Creek Renewables

Solar Frontier Americas Enters Into 150 MW Solar Module Supply Agreement With Cypress Creek Renewables

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 Solar Frontier, the world’s largest CIS solar energy solutions provider, announced recently that it has entered into a 150 MW module supply agreement with Cypress Creek Renewables (CCR), a leading solar company specializing in locally-based development strategies and ownership of clean energy solar projects with over 2.6 GW of solar farms deployed or in development.
 
Solar Frontier will supply modules to a portfolio of Cypress Creek Renewables’ projects in various states including Indiana, South & North Carolina, Montana and Texas. The solar energy projects primarily range in size from 2-10 MW and will be installed throughout 2016.
 
Charles Pimentel, COO of Solar Frontier Americas, said, “Cypress Creek Renewables, a company recognized for its commitment to sustainable practices in local solar development, has become a bellwether relationship for Solar Frontier. Our relationship matured as a result of the strength of our technology and its ability to deliver superior internal rate of return (IRR) on Cypress Creek Renewables’ projects.”
 
“Solar Frontier is a reliable partner in helping us achieve our goal of making solar energy an affordable local energy choice for the communities we serve. The size of our commitment reflects our confidence in Solar Frontier and its product,” said Cypress Creek Renewables CEO, Matthew McGovern.
 
A world leader in manufacturing excellence, Solar Frontier has made consistent and significant advances in its growth and global customer base. The company has strategically developed a reliable and robust sales pipeline in the US market by fostering these successful key customers. In addition, the company’s advanced CIS technology continues to attract solar investors and project developers as a result of the solar modules’ higher energy yield (kilowatt-hours per kilowatt peak) in real-world environments than conventional crystalline silicon technologies.
Anand Gupta Editor - EQ Int'l Media Network

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