BYD announces 110 MW PV module supply deal with South Africa
BYD said it will also support project developers under South Africa’s second and third photovoltaic bidding rounds.Flickr/Kyknoord
BYD Company Limited has said it will supply 110 MW worth of photovoltaic modules to two projects in South Africa.
The China-based company has said it will deliver around 458,000 of its photovoltaic modules to two projects, worth 75 MW and 35 MW, respectively, under the first round of the South African Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programme (REIPPP).
BYD began supplying the modules last month. It added that it will also support project developers under South Africa’s second and third photovoltaic bidding rounds.
Tom Zhao, general manager of BYD’s PV department, commented, "South Africa is heading down the road of becoming one of the leading countries in the solar energy realm, and we’re glad to have joined this journey."
No further details were disclosed.
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