February, 09 2016
Visit of Al MADEN MENA FZE at RAK Research and Innovation Center to discuss Solar PV projects
Mr. Kevin Hsu, Mr. Dan Tseng, Mr. Amit Samant, from Al MADEN MENA FZE visited the RAK Research center to see the diverse platforms and work being carried out in the field of Renewable Energy.
Mr. Kevin Hsu, Mr. Dan Tseng, Mr. Amit Samant, from Al MADEN MENA FZE visited the RAK Research center to see the diverse platforms and work being carried out in the field of Renewable Energy. Mr. Kevin, who is the General Manager of the company, which plans to manufacture the first Glass on Glass PV modules in the UAE also expressed his interests to collaborate on joint projects and work on various projects especially in the field of cutting edge PV technology. The NDA between the two parties were signed to carry this collaboration to the next level.
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