Unveiled
this
week,
the
joint
venture
will
be
headquartered
near
Munich
–
but
Germany
is
“only
the
starting
point”.
More
than
70%
of
its
project
pipeline
lies
outside
of
Germany,
and
Lange
tells
Recharge
that
the
new
company
intends
to
establish
a
large
presence
in
Japan,
Saudi
Arabia,
Israel,
South
Africa
and
other
key
emerging
solar
markets.
Owned
by
Japanese
hydrocarbon
company
Showa
Shell,
Solar
Frontier
is
the
world’s
largest
maker
of
thin-film
PV
modules
based
on
copper,
indium,
selenium
(CIS)
technology
–
having
last
year
opened
a
900MW
factory
in
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