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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.
Alconox, Inc. manufactures a full line of critical cleaning detergents for a wide range of hard surface cleaning applications. Our detergents are sold throughout the United States and in over 40 countries worldwide.
Dow Corning was established in 1943 specifically to explore the potential of silicones. Founded as a joint venture between Corning Glass Works (now Corning, Incorporated) and The Dow Chemical Company, today Dow Corning provides performance-enhancing solutions to serve the diverse needs of more than 20,000 customers worldwide, offering more than 7,000 products and services. As the photovoltaic industry assumes an increasingly important role in meeting the world’s energy needs, Dow Corning is making a difference by helping PV producers grow and succeed. We are investing to continue to make a difference by expanding our portfolio of total solution packages for cell manufacturing, module assembly and installation.
Hanwha SolarOne is a leading global PV manufacturer. Our goal is to bring the best value to our customers by offering the latest advances in solar technology and vertically integrated manufacturing solutions, worldwide.
REC’s business activities are organized in three divisions: REC Silicon produces silane and polysilicon for the photovoltaic and electronics industries at two facilities in the USA. REC Silicon is the world’s largest dedicated producer of silicon materials for the PV industry. REC Wafer produces multicrystalline wafers for the solar cell industry at two production facilities in Norway, as well as specialized monocrystalline wafers at a separate plant in Norway. REC Wafer is the world’s largest producer of multicrystalline wafers. Finally, REC Solar produces solar cells at its plant in Norway and solar modules at its facilities in Sweden. It also operates a small systems installation company, Solar Vision, in South Africa.