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Tag: Norwegian Crystals

Business in Asia / China / Energy / Manufacturing / Norway / Singapore

Singapore-based REC closes Norwegian facilities

November 24, 2023 - by Miabell Mallikka - Leave a Comment

Singapore-based solar manufacturer REC has closed its two polysilicon production facilities in Norway. The Singapore-based manufacturer ceased operations in Kristiansand and Porsgrunn due to the Norwegian production being financially unsustainable. …

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Business in Asia / China / Norway / Sustainability

Cheap Chinese imports may cause bankruptcies in the EU Solar business

September 13, 2023 - by Miabell Mallikka - Leave a Comment

Europe’s solar power industry has warned, that cheap Chinese imports has pushed some EU manufacturers to the brink of bankruptcy. Norwegian Crystals, a producer of the ingot used in solar …

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