Trinasolar, a global leader in smart PV and energy storage solutions, has signed an MOU with Korean companies CSC Energy and SolarTEQ to develop 100 MW of ground-mounted solar projects in Korea by the end of 2025. This collaboration aims to accelerate the RE100 initiative in South Korea, a movement committed to sourcing 100% renewable electricity. The MOU, signed by Li Na of Trinasolar, Chang Seok Lee of SolarTEQ, and Hyungum Cho of CSC Energy, leverages each party’s strengths to promote large-scale solar power development. Trinasolar will provide advanced solar technology, CSC Energy will contribute project development expertise, and SolarTEQ will handle procurement.
Trinasolar signs MOU with Korean companies
The collaboration between Trinasolar, CSC Energy, and SolarTEQ is focusing on developing ground-mounted solar power plants in Korea. (Image Credit: Trinasolar)
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