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List of Solar Panel Suppliers and Manufacturers in Alphabetical Order1 List of solar panel suppliers and manufacturers in alphabetical order1. • There are over 400 solar manufacturers worldwide, and over 320 suppliers and manufacturers have solar panels certiied in Australia2. • There are fewer than 400 manufacturers worldwide of either cars, air conditioning or TVs. • Find a manufacturer below you have heard of before. • Which of them will remain in business for 57 years like LG has? When you buy your solar panels you expect them to last for many years. Quality solar panels are expected to reliably generate electricity for 25 years. LG has been in Australia since 1997 and has been operating since 1958. Your manufacturer support and warranties will only be as good as the company backing the warranties. With more than 400 solar panel manufacturers worldwide, many of them more recent companies, LG’s 57 years of research and manufacturing history has given us a lot of experience in manufacturing excellent electronics product. If you choose LG solar panels this will offer you long term peace of mind. If quality and warranties matter, LG Mono-X range and NeON panels should be the solar product of your choice. 1 As per Clean Energy Council’s list of approved and accredited solar panels at 30 March 2015. 2 List of suppliers and manufacturers correct as at 30 March 2015, but subject to change. AblyTek Co Ltd. Abound Solar Inc. Advanced Solar Power (Hangzhou) Inc. AE Alternative Energy GmbH. AE Solar Australia Pty Ltd. AGL Energy Ltd. aleo solar GmbH. All PV Australia Pty Ltd. Ameresco Solar. Anhui Schutten Solar Energy Co Ltd. Anhui Titan PV Co Ltd. Anji Technology Co Ltd. Astronergy Solarmodule GmbH. AU Optronics Corporation. Australian Premium Solar Pty Ltd. Australian Solar Manufacturing Pty Ltd. Australian Solar Panel. Autarco Ltd. Avancis GmbH & Co KG. Axitec GmbH. Baoding Tianwei Solarilms Co Ltd. Beijing Hua Xin Liu He Investment. (Australia) Pty Ltd. Best Oz Pty Ltd. BISOL Proizvodnja doo. Blue Sun Group (HongKong) Pty Ltd. Brandoni Solare SpA. BYD Co Ltd. Canadian Solar Inc. Carbon Management Solutions Pty Ltd. “CECEP Solar Energy Technology (Zhenjiang) Co Ltd”. Changzhou Almaden Co Ltd. Changzhou EGing Photovoltaic Technology Co Ltd. Changzhou Holysolar Technology Co Ltd. Changzhou Nesl Solartech Co Ltd. Changzhou Trina Solar Energy Co Ltd. China Hisun PV Technology Co Ltd. China Sunergy (Nanjing) Co Ltd. Chinaland Solar Energy Co Ltd. Chint Solar (Zhejiang) Co Ltd. CNBM Germany GmbH. CNPV Dongying Solar Power Co Ltd. CSG PVTech Co Ltd. Day4Energy Inc. DCWATT Power Co Ltd. Dong Ying Fuda Solar Power Co Ltd. Dongfang Electric (Yixing) MAGI Solar Power. Technology Co Ltd. Dongguan Anwell Digital Machinery Co Ltd. Dortmund Energy Investment Group Co Ltd. Eco Future Manufacturer Industry (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd. Econess Energy Co Ltd. Emmvee Photovoltaic Power Pvt Ltd. Environmental Engineering Group Pty Ltd. Eoplly New Energy Technology Co Ltd. ERA Solar Co Ltd. ESOL Energy Co Ltd. ET Solar Industry Ltd. EverExceed Industrial Co Ltd. Expandixx GmbH. First Global Energy Australia Pty Ltd. First Solar Inc. FXSolar Co Ltd. GCL-Poly (Suzhou) Energy Limited. GD Solar (Jiangsu) Co Ltd. GD Solar Co Ltd. General Energy Solutions Inc. General Solar Power (Yantai) Co Ltd. GermanSolar AG. Gista Sunnyenrgy Pty Ltd. Great Energy International Co Ltd. GS-Solar (Fujian) Company Ltd. Guangdong Golden Glass Technologies Ltd. Guanxi Energy GmbH. Guilin Xinyou Photovoltaics Industry Co Ltd. H.R.D. Singapore Pte Ltd. Hanergy Holding Group. Hang Zhou Jianing New Material Co Ltd. Hangzhou AmpleSun Solar Technology Co Ltd. Hangzhou GPHLAMS Renewable Energy Technology Co Ltd. Hangzhou ZGSM Technology Co Ltd. Hangzhou Zhejiang University Sunny Energy. Science and Technology Co Ltd. Hanover Solar GmbH. Hanwha Q.CELLS GmbH. Hanwha SolarOne (Qidong) Ltd. HC Solar Power Co Ltd. Hebei Anpro New Energy Science & Technology Group Ltd. Hebei JG Solar Energy Technology Co Ltd. Hengdian Group DMEGC Magnetics Co Ltd. HHV Solar Technologies PVT Ltd. Himin Clean Energy Holdings Co Ltd. HQ Solar Co Ltd. Hunan Red Solar New Energy Science & Technology Co Ltd. Hunan Sunzone Optoelectronics Energy Co Ltd. Huzhou RisingSun PV Technology Co Ltd. Hyundai Heavy Industries Co Ltd. I Solar Power Ltd. Ininity Energy Group Pty Ltd. Ininity New Energy Co Ltd. Inventec Energy Corporation. IRES Asia Paciic. Isofoton SA. JCS Solar Co Ltd. Jetion Solar (China) Co Ltd. Jiangsu Aide Solar Energy Technology Co Ltd. Jiangsu Bright Solar Co Ltd. Jiangsu Hosun Solar Power Co Ltd. Jiangsu Linyang Renewable Energy Technology Co Ltd. Jiangsu Sainty Machinery I/E Corp Ltd. Jiangsu Shunfeng Photovoltaic Electronic Power Co Ltd. Jiangsu Sunlink PV Technology Co Ltd. Jiangsu Tievol Solar Energy Co Ltd. Jiangsu Tihein Photovoltaic Technology Co Ltd. Jiangsu Wanfeng PV Co Ltd. Jiangsu Xinghuo Solar Energy Lighting Co. Jiangsu Xuyang Solar Energy Co Ltd. Jiangsu Zhongchao Solar Technology Co Ltd. Jiangyin Guangye PV-Tech Co Ltd. Jiangyin Hareon Power Co Ltd. JieYang Zhongcheng Group Co Ltd. Jinko Solar Co Ltd. Jinneng Clean Energy Technology Ltd. Jinzhou Jinmao Photovoltaic Technology Co Ltd. Jiujiang SUNID Tech Co Ltd. Jolar Technology Corp. Juli New Energy Co Ltd. Cut through the crowd – choose LG solar panels Kaneka Corporation. Kingstone Energy Technology Corporation Ltd. Kinve Solar Power Co Ltd (Maanshan). Kisco. KL Solar Company Pvt Ltd. Konca Solar Cell Co Ltd. Kyocera Corporation. Kyung Won Co Ltd. LDK Solar Co Ltd. LG Electronics Inc. Liaoning Yi.Solar Energy Technology Co Ltd. Lifeline Energy International Inc. Lightway Green New Energy Co Ltd. LJ Technology Co Ltd. LS Industrial Systems Co Ltd. Luxco Co Ltd. Luxen Solar Energy Co Ltd. Mage Solar AG. Malaysian Solar Resources Sdn Bhd. MiaSole Corporation. Moser Baer Solar Ltd. Motech Industries Inc. MS Munsterland Solar GmbH. Munchen Solarenergie GmbH. Nanjing Daqo New Energy Co Ltd. Nantong Inisolar Co Ltd. Nantong INFISOLAR Co Ltd. Nantong QiangSheng Photovoltaic Tech Co Ltd (QS Solar). Neo Solar Power Corporation. Nice Sun PV Co Ltd. Ningbo Best Solar Energy Technology Co Ltd. Ningbo EP Solar Technology Co Ltd. Ningbo Jinshi Solar Electrical Science & Technology Co Ltd. Ningbo Qixin Solar Electrical Appliance Co Ltd. Ningbo Ulica Solar Science & Technology Co Ltd. Ningbo Zhonghong Photovoltaic Technology Co Ltd. Ningxia Yinxing Energy Photovoltaic Equipment Manufacturing Co Ltd. No. 36 Research Institute of CETC. Noah Energy Limited. Oviera Solar Co Ltd. Perlight Solar Co Ltd. Phono Solar Technology Co Ltd. PM & JD Pedler Electrical Pty Ltd. Powerbright Solar Holdings Co Ltd. Powercom Co Ltd. Powertile Ltd. PV Technologies India Ltd. Qingdao abo New Energy Technology Co Ltd. Qingdao Abo New Energy Technology Co Ltd. Quangzhou Yingde Solar Energy Co Ltd. Realforce Power Co Ltd. REC Solar Pte Ltd. Recom Ltd. ReneSola Jiangsu Ltd. Risen Energy Co Ltd. Risun Technology Co Ltd. Ritek Corporation. Sanyo Electric Co Ltd. Sapphire Solar Pty Ltd. Scheuten Glas Nederland BV. Schott Solar AG. SCHUCO International KG. Schueco International KG. Seasun New Energy Co Ltd. S-Energy Co Ltd. Senersun France SAS. Senersun Ltd. Seraphim Solar System Co Ltd. Shandong Hilight-solar Co Ltd. Shandong Linuo Photovoltaic Hi-Tech Co Ltd. Shandong Zhongjing Solar Energy Co Ltd. Shangdong YuTai Photo-Electric Technology Co Ltd. Shanghai Aerospace Automobile Electromechanical Co Ltd. Shanghai JA Solar Technology Co Ltd. Shanghai Prairiesun Solar Technology Co Ltd. Shanghai Solar Energy S&T Co Ltd. Shanghai Sunsys Solar Co Ltd. Shanghai Topsolar Green Energy Co Ltd. Shanxi Tianneng Technology Co Ltd. Sharp Corporation. Sheenway International Ltd. Shenzhen Topray Solar Co Ltd. Shenzhen Zhong Jing Solar Co Ltd. Shinefar Group Co Ltd. Shinsung CS Co Ltd. Siliken SA. Simax (Suzhou) Green New Energy Co Ltd. Simax Green New Energy (Europe) GmbH. Siyang Jiangnan Energy Technology Co Ltd. Solar Frontier KK. Solarland Australia Pty Ltd. Solarland USA Corp. Solartech Energy Corp. Solarwise Solutions. SolarWorld AG. Solibro GmbH. Solimpeks Solar Energy Systems Corp. SOLON Energy GmbH. Sopray Energy Co Ltd. Sova Power Ltd. Stion Corporation. Stonestar Wholesale Pty Ltd. Stratco (Australia) Pty Ltd. STX Solar Co Ltd. Sun Earth Solar Power Co Ltd. Sun World Solar Energy Technology (Luoyang) Co Ltd. SunEdison Products Singapore Pte Ltd. Sungen International Ltd. Sungrid Ltd. Sungrid Pty Ltd. Suniva Inc. SunPower Corporation. Sunrise Solartech Co Ltd. Sunshine PV Corp. Sunways AG. Suzhou Suncome Solar Science & Technology Co Ltd. SWOW-Energy Co Ltd. System Photonics SPA. So many companies.Choose the worldwide brand for your high quality solar panels TBEA Xinjiang SunOasis Co Ltd. TD Solar Co Ltd. TDG Holding Co Ltd. Tenesol SA. Tianwei New Energy (Chengdu) PV Module Co Ltd. Tianwei New Energy (Yangzhou) Co Ltd. Tianwei New Energy Holdings Co Ltd. Tindo Manufacturing Pty Ltd. Tivok Energy Pty Ltd. TN Solar Co Ltd. Tongwei Solar (HEFEI) Co Ltd. Transform Solar Pty Ltd. Tynsolar Corporation. UE Solar Co Ltd. United Solar Ovonic LLC. Universal Energy Nanjing Solar Technology Co Ltd. Universal Solar (Australia). Universal Solar Panel. Upsolar China Co Ltd. Upsolar Group Co Ltd. UTTsolar Equipment Co Ltd. Vidurglass S.L. Vigest Solar SLU. VSE-TENESOL. Waaree Energies Pvt Ltd. Websol Energy Systems Ltd. Wenzhou Changlong Photovotaic Technology Co Ltd. Wenzhou JingRi Electrical & Mechanical Co Ltd. Win Win Precision Technology Co Ltd - Winaico. Winsun New Energy Co Ltd. Worldwide Energy & Manufacturing Australia Pty Ltd. Worldwide Energy & Manufacturing USA Co Ltd. Worldwide Energy & Manufacturing USA Inc. Wuhan Solar Technology Co Ltd. Wuhu Zhongfu PV Co Ltd. Wuxi A&M Solar Technology Co Ltd. Wuxi Jiacheng Solar Energy Technology Co Ltd. Wuxi Saijing Solar Co Ltd. Wuxi Shangpin Solar Energy Science & Technology Co Ltd. Wuxi Suntech Power Co Ltd. Wuxi Wande Photovoltaic Technology Co Ltd. Xiamen M&J Energy Technology Co Ltd. Xi’an Huanghe Photovoltaic Technology Co Ltd. Xunlight Corporation. Yangden Solar Holding Ltd. Years Solar Co Ltd. Yingli Energy (China) Co Ltd. Yuhuan Sinosola Science & Technology Co Ltd. Zhangjiagang SEG PV Co Ltd. Zhejiang Aurora PV Solar Co Ltd.
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