Solar Semiconductor inks strategic partnership with TUV Rheinland

Submitted by Prema Kher on Sun, 06/22/2008 - 18:38

Hyderabad-based Solar Semiconductor (SS), a manufacturer of photovoltaic (PV) modules, has entered into a strategic partnership with TUV Rheinland India Limited, for certifying safety and quality of the former's products, systems and services.

The recent strategic cooperative partnership with TUV Rheinland will enable Solar Semiconductor to have a speedy, yet efficient, quality-oriented process for validating new products with new materials.

Solar Semiconductor offers innovative, quality Solar Photo-Voltaic products and services that leverage the greatest energy source known to man - SUN. With operations in India and the USA (California), Solar Semiconductor is a truly global organization.

The company currently has an order book of $2 billion (Rs 8,000 crore) to be delivered in three years.


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