VIDEO - Solar execs predict future of manufacturing in Canada - Jan 2012
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EBMag’s associate editor Alyssa Dalton was there on December 6, 2011, when SMTC Corp. and Enecsys Ltd. officially announced their partnership to produce Enecsys micro inverters for the Canadian market at SMTC’s Markham, Ont., facility, which qualifies for Ontario’s Feed-in Tariff (FIT) program by meeting the domestic content requirement.
Here, Claude Germain, president and co-CEO of SMTC, and Louis Lalonde, VP worldwide marketing and product management of Enecsys, share their predictions for Canada's solar industry.
CLICK HERE for more EBMag coverage on the SMTC/Enecsys partnership.
Last modified on Tuesday, 10 January 2012 11:17
CLICK HERE for more EBMag coverage on the SMTC/Enecsys partnership.
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