The
company
will
collaborate
with
China’s
biggest
module
maker,
Suntech,
on
projects
in
the
northwest
province
of
Qinghai.
It
hopes
to
build
“around
50MW”
in
China
this
year,
and
a
couple
of
hundred
megawatts
in
the
following
years,
Wirsol
co-founder
Stefan
Riel
tells
Recharge.
China’s
solar
market
took
off
in
2011,
with
a
national
feed-in
tariff
triggering
massive
investments.
The
surge
in
growth
comes
as
European
markets
slow,
after
cuts
to
government
subsidies.
There
are
few
foreign
developers
in
China,
but
Riel
says
the
country
offers
vast
potential
with
its…