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Home > News > Tianwei Baobian Completes Thin-Film Cell Plant

June 29th, 2009

Tianwei Baobian Completes Thin-Film Cell Plant

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Hebei-based power transformer and solar cell manufacturer Baoding Tianwei Baobian Electric Co. Ltd. (600550.SH) announced June 25 that its thin-film solar module manufacturing subsidiary, Baoding Tianwei SolarFilms Co. Ltd., has successfully completed equipment installation, safety testing and production trials of its 46.5MW per annum a-Si thin-film solar cell production line.

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