![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() PRESS RELEASES Great interest in Solarvalue in Asia Attendance at conference in Taipeh/Taiwan opens new opportunities for development By invitation of the Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce “Taiwan Trade Center Association”, the Berlin-based Solarvalue AG presented itself at the Taiwan International Photovoltaic Forum in Taipei. Participants and visitors to the forum were companies from the solar industry and investors, mainly from Asia. Dr. Julio Bragagnolo, member of the board and chief technology officer (CTO) introduced Solarvalue AG as a future distributor of solar silicon to an attentive audience of more than 500 people. By invitation of the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), a non-profit organization for the intensifying of economic relations, Dr. Bragagnolo also gave a lecture to potential cooperation partners. Topic were the production of high- purity solar silicon from metallurgical silicon, and the possibilities of investing in this forward looking technology. “Both events were a great success for us and confirmed the potential for future development at Solarvalue. We had expected positive feedback for our presentation, but were pleasantly surprised by the enormous interest and great number of concrete inquiries. We are pleased to have identified suitable cooperation partners for our strategy to develop Solarvalue into an integrated photovoltaic company. In the weeks to come, we will intensify our business contacts with Asian wafer and cell manufacturers, negotiate potential long-term delivery contracts and evaluate the potential for future collaboration,” Dr. Bragagnolo explained. From 22nd to 23rd November 2007, Solarvalue AG will present itself again on the “8th Forum Solarpraxis” in Berlin. Information about upcoming trade fairs and investor relations appointments will be published on our homepage at www.solarvalue.com. The shortage of solar silicon is key to the growth of solar energy markets. According to experts, the solar market will develop into a leading industry comparable to today’s automotive industry. The production of solar silicon from metallurgical silicon has proven to be more cost-effective than the widespread Siemens technology. Berlin, 19.10.2007 ![]() 01_ 02_ 03_ 04_ 05_ ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |