Sumec Phono Solar, a subsidiary of Sinomach, and leading Thai photovoltaic equipment distributor Solomon Technology Company jointly held a symposium on the development of photovoltaic industry in Bangkok of Thailand on June 7. Sumec Phono Solar and Solomon Technology Company jointly held a symposium on the development of photovoltaic industry. [Photo/Sumec] The symposium drew the attendance of over 50 investors in photovoltaic sector, EPC companies and relevant cooperation sides. Lyu Lu, regional director of Sumec Phono Solar, and James Higgins, senior consultant of the Chinese company, attended the event and held in-depth discussions with other participants. During the symposium, experts and other attendees grasped a deep understanding of the performance and strength of latest photovoltaic products made by Sumec Phono Solar and paid great attention to the high-performance rectangular cells adopted by the company in its relevant photovoltaic products.

The symposium drew the attendance of over 50 investors in photovoltaic sector, EPC companies and relevant cooperation sides. [Photo/Sumec] Meanwhile, the gathering also witnessed the unveiling of new lightweight product components specially designed for complicated building roofs. A power station management and maintenance team of Sumec Phono Solar gave an introduction to its one-stop solutions to the photovoltaic power stations. At last, attendees held further discussions with the team of Sumec Phono Solar over technological advancement and low-carbon and green development.

The successful organization of the symposium highlighted the closer partnership forged between Sumec Phono Solar and Solomon. [Photo/Sumec] The successful organization of the symposium highlighted the closer partnership forged between Sumec Phono Solar and Solomon. In the years ahead, the two companies will work together to provide the Thai customers with high-quality products and services, promote the development of the photovoltaic industry worldwide, and facilitate energy transformation in Southeast Asia.