
The production processes are simpler, thereby lowering production costs. For this reason, the demand for thin-film solar cells, especially for use in large scale photovoltaic power generation, has been steady from all over the world.
The thin-film solar cell plant in Sakai will serve as a model plant for future Sharp thin-film solar cell plants around the world. Sharp will continue to accumulate and enhance its proprietary production technology and its know-how, to meet the world’s growing demand for solar cells.
Overview of thin-film solar cell plant
Location: 1 Takumi-cho, Sakai-ku, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan
Production Capacity: 160 MW annually (at its initial phase)
Production Item: Thin-film silicon solar cells and modules
Glass substrate size: 1,000 x 1,400mm
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