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In 2011, Avancis began construction on a 100 MW copper, indium, gallium, selenide CIGS thin film solar PV module manufacturing facility in South Korea.At the time, the Germany headquartered company was working together with Hyundai Heavy Industries and Saint-Gobain, and each party invested KRW 110 billion in the plant.However, after a careful examination, the conditions for the former joint venture Hyundai-Avancis had been assessed as not optimal, said Avancis in a statement released today. As such, it shut the project down.On the back of the South Korean Governments announcement last year that the country was to cover 20% of its total electrical energy production from renewable energy sources by 2030, Avancis decided that the time was again ripe for the picking.As su
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stanley cup s in times of overcapacities and price declines in PV modules, we are nevertheless experiencing an increasing demand for our aesthetic premium modules in the solar fa莽ade sector worldwide. The CIGS modules will primarily serve the Korean market, although there is interest from other Asian markets, like Singapore, a spokesperson told pv magazine.While equipment updates and hiring p