Bulgaria Traditionally Exports Between 7 and 8 Thousand Tons of Honey Per Year
Bulgaria traditionally exports between 7 and 8 thousand tons of honey per year.
Bulgaria's Solarpro to Reach Out to Chinese Market
Business | April 13, 2011, Wednesday // 12:07
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The Bulgarian Solarpro company has received a EUR 1 M order from the Hungarian Green Solar Equipment Manufacturing for the delivery of laser equipment used for the production of thinfilm photovoltaic panels, which will be sold on the Chinese market.
The order includes 3 devices for laser scribing. Laser scribing is a part of the technological process for the production of photovoltaic panels. It has been used since the 80's, for reducing the cost and price of solar cells.
"The fact that we receive orders intended even for the Chinese market indicates the high quality of our production and solutions," Nikolay Berov, member of Solarpro's board of directors, commented Wednesday, as cited by the Dnevnik daily.
The order will be executed by Automationpro Ltd., which was founded in 2008 and is focused on engineering and supplying solutions for Solarpro's thinfilm production line.
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