Who is Canadian Solar?

Canadian Solar's global PV project business unit has been in operation for over six years and develops PV projects worldwide, specializing in project development, system design, engineering and financing. In addition, Canadian Solar can handle the deployment of photovoltaic projects systems, ranging a few hundred kilowatts to mega-watts.

Does Canadian Solar have a patent infringement lawsuit against Aiko energy?

Canadian Solar did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. Maxeon, which designs and manufactures Maxeon and SunPower brand solar panels, had filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Aiko Energy (600732.SS) in a Dutch court last year, escalating its legal battle with the Chinese solar panel manufacturer.

When did Canadian Solar go public?

With the company's acquisition of Recurrent Energy, Canadian Solar's total project pipeline reached 20.4 GW, including an increase in the late-stage project pipeline to 2.4 GW. In November 2006, the company went public (Nasdaq: CSIQ) at $15 per share.

Where is Canadian Solar made?

Canadian Solar production facilities in Canada, China, Indonesia, Vietnam and Brazil make ingots, wafers, solar cells, solar PV modules, solar power systems, and other solar products. The bulk of Canadian Solar's manufacturing facilities are located in Canada and China. The Ontario plant has a production capacity of over 500 MW per year.

Did Canadian Solar buy Recurrent Energy?

Recurrent Energy: Canadian Solar completed the acquisition of solar developer Recurrent Energy from Sharp Corporation for approximately $265 million in 2015. ^ "Q4 & FY Results 2022". Canadian Solar. Retrieved March 21, 2023.

What are some of Canadian solar's projects?

Below are some of Canadian Solar's projects: Recurrent Energy: Canadian Solar completed the acquisition of solar developer Recurrent Energy from Sharp Corporation for approximately $265 million in 2015. ^ "Q4 & FY Results 2022".