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GT Solar secures Taiwan energy contract

GT Solar has secured a $93.9 million contract from Taiwan-based Powertec Energy to supply a complete suite of polysilicon production equipment and technology.

 

The order includes SDR 400 reactors, hydrochlorination, filament and product processing equipment, which will be installed in Powertec's new polysilicon facility.

Powertec CEO Scott Kou said that to ensure a low-risk and rapid startup of its new production facility, the company wanted proven technology that could deliver high-quality material for the lowest polysilicon production costs.

"GT Solar's polysilicon technology and complete range of engineering services will allow us to quickly ramp our plant to volume production while delivering the highest return on our investment," added Kou.

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