As
part
of
plans
to
test
various
solar
technologies,
Mexico’s
state-owned
utility
CFE
earlier
this
year
commissioned
Iberdrola
Ingenieria
&
Construcción
Mexico
to
build
the
Cerro
Prieto
array
using
several
competing
modules
–
including
Solar
Frontier,
contracted
to
supply
1.5MW,
and
Spain’s
Siliken,
which
last
year
opened
a
module
assembly
plant
in
Tijuana.
The
Cerro
Prieto
project,
in
the
Mexican
state
of
Baja
California,
will
be
owned
and
operated
by
CFE,
and
is
due
on
line
by
the
end
of
the
year.
Solar
Frontier
says
it
expects
its
copper,
indium,
selenide…
