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Trina Solar Renews Partnership With Enerpoint In Italy

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by Staff Writers
 Changzhou, China (SPX) Jul 14, 2008
 Trina Solar has announced that it has entered into a renewed sales agreement with Enerpoint, a leading Italian PV distributor.

Under terms of this agreement, Trina Solar will supply Enerpoint approximately 5 megawatts (MW) of PV solar modules in 2008 and between 22 and 30 MW of modules to be delivered in 2009 at agreed prices.

Enerpoint is active in the design and installation of large PV plants and strongly promotes the Trina Solar brand with PV integrators and installers in Italy. In 2007, Enerpoint was a main customer for Trina Solar in the Italian market and this partnership is expected to strengthen significantly this year and in 2009.

"Trina Solar is pleased to have entered into this renewed sales agreement with Enerpoint to reinforce this important partnership in Italy," stated Mr. Arturo Herrero, Vice-President of Sales and Marketing of Trina Solar. "Enerpoint's wide distribution network, together with Trina Solar's high quality modules and experience in the PV sector, will strongly contribute to the development of the Italian PV industry.''

This sales agreement represents an important milestone for Trina Solar as it continues to strengthen its position in Italy's growing PV market, where Trina Solar possesses a strong market share from its successfully-established brand.

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