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Founded in 1989, Targray Technology is a leading worldwide supplier of solar silicon and advanced materials and consumables to the Solar industry. Targray offers a full-line of innovative Photovoltaic materials which enable manufacturers to maximize their solar cell and module quality and reliability.
centrotherm photovoltaics AG is one of the world’s leading technology and equipment providers for the photovoltaics sector, headquartered in Blaubeuren, Southern Germany. With more than 30 years of experience and an extensive, proven technology platform on almost all levels of the photovoltaic value chain, the company sees itself as a pioneer in the industry. Our strengths include the development of new technologies and innovations and their implementation in modern production systems and efficient processes.
Efficient materials processing for Photovoltaics: At LIMO’s headquarters in Dortmund an international team manufactures and sells solution-oriented products like micro optics, optical systems, laser modules and laser systems. LIMO operates as a strategic partner for leading companies worldwide using laser photons.
P.Energy S.p.A. is the leader in manufacturing equipment for PV module assembly and test processes. Thanks to its 10 years’ experience in the field of photovoltaics and its thorough knowledge of state-of-the-art technologies, P.Energy S.p.A. supplies turnkey plant solutions and all services for the production of photovoltaic modules, including: IEC/UL certification, training and know-how, recruitment of raw materials.
Roth & Rau was founded in 1990 as a surface coating processes company. For almost 10 years, Roth & Rau has been operating in the division of photovoltaics and is one of the worldwide leading providers of production equipment for the manufacture of crystalline silicon solar cells. The company produces systems for solar cells’ antireflective coating.
Sharp Corporation started solar cell research and development in 1959 and established the Central Research Laboratories in 1961 for work on electronic equipment and photovoltaic products. By 1963, Sharp had begun mass-producing solar cells. Since then they have emerged as one of the largest producer’s of photovoltaic components. Sharp has manufacturing bases located throughout the world including Japan, U.S. and U.K.