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Costco Canada To Increase Orders For ICP Solar Chargers

Solar charger.
by Staff Writers
Montreal, Canada (SPX) Oct 27, 2008
ICP Solar Technologies has announced that Costco of Canada has extended its existing purchase agreement with ICP and will sell an expanded range of Coleman-branded solar chargers in 2009.

It is estimated that Costco will purchase units worth nearly $1 million next year, a significant increase over 2008.

"Costco has come to rely on our Coleman chargers to meet the rising demand for solar products in their stores nationwide," said Sass Peress, Chairman and CEO of ICP Solar.

"We are dedicated to total customer satisfaction for all our innovative applications, and the company's success with Costco is indicative of the unique value proposition we bring to market. Our cutting-edge technology and consumer-friendly product attributes serve the growing need for renewable energy solutions. We expect to leverage the Costco relationship for additional product sales both in Canada and elsewhere in the years ahead."

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