Q.PEAK DUO modules combine half-cut cell technology, six bus-bars and the Company’s proprietary Q.ANTUM (PERC) monocrystalline cell technology, with efficiencies of close to 20% and power output up to 330 Wp from 120 half-cut cells and up to 395 Wp from 144 half-cut cells.
This CFP result gives Hanwha Q CELLS a strong position in France
In achieving this low carbon footprint result for its Q.PEAK DUO modules, Hanwha Q CELLS strengthens its market position in France, said Hanwha Q CELLS’ Head of EU Sales, Maengyoon Kim. “Producing low carbon solar modules is vital for Hanwha Q CELLS, not only in terms of our own carbon footprint and environmental goals, but also in markets such as France, which should be applauded for its approach to low carbon public tenders,” Kim added.
Stephan Maurel and Laurent Bodin, Head of Sales, France, remarked: “Hanwha Q CELLS has always been keenly aware of the importance of selling eco-friendly products. We are pleased that our portfolio is ideally aligned to meet the clean energy needs of an important market such as France.”
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