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By the end of 2013 A -/600/600 55/55/- AxSun Solar Sunlink PV -/200/200|-/500/500 Norwegian Crystals 30/-/-|30/-/- Kyocera 30/0.05/0.1 Zhongchao Solar the cell production capacity remained at 500 MW and the 20/20/70 Lintech Honsun -/-/200 Latitude Voltec Solar 54/45/60 Shenglong PV-Tech module production capacity at 350 MW. Production capacity of 190/250/360 BenQ Solar Visit us on www.pvcycle.org 900/1,500/- Simax 15/16/20 Revolution 6 -/400/400|400/400/400 40/40/40 WIOSUN J Talesun 1,000/1,000/-| cells and modules in 2014 is expected to remain unchanged. 180/150/150 1,000/1,000/- Danish Solar Solar-Fabrik 210/210/210 45/60/60 I H 6/6/6 E Jiaheng 23/23/23 Naps Systems First Solar First Solar in Malaysia featured a thin-film production capacity Zhongxing SI Module 25/25/25 PVT-Austria 20/20/20 1,400/2,000/- of 1,400 MW at the end of 2012. By the end of 2013 the EPS Soltec 0.8/-/- 50/45/45 Solar Georyt Zlong Solar Innotech Solar thin-film production capacity reached 2,000 MW. 20/20/25 PVCycle_AD_Module_90x60_en.indd 1 11.10.13 12:00 B VHF-Technologies Jurawatt 50/20/10 ertex solar 3/3/3 Risen Energy 700/700/800 Macro Solar 100/100/170 UAB 2.5/2.5/- No figure is given for 2014. Koly Energy 25/-/- BLD Solar 150/-/-|150/-/- Solitek C Fengqiu 200/-/-|50/-/- Gaia Solar 2/2/2 Sun Value 100/100/100 Kioto Photovoltaics 90/100/100 Shuqimeng Energy Guangyi Solar 200/-/- -/-/-|-/-/30 250/-/-|-/-/- G Kyocera 250/250/250 D L EDF ENR PWT (Photowatt) 75/75/75 PV Products 30/30/30 CHANGZHOU NANTONG SHANGHAI Setting the in-roof-standard. 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