Solar cell and module supplier TSEC Corp (元晶) yesterday gave a robust outlook for this quarter, with an order backlog that would take at least two quarters to digest.
The company, based in New Taipei City’s Sindian District (新店), said it has started taking orders for delivery in the third quarter of next year, as its production lines are fully booked.
This should help TSEC swing back to the black this quarter and help offset losses of NT$198.69 million (US$7.16 million) in the first three quarters, company spokesman Henry Chiang (江郅豪) told a media briefing in Taipei.
“Both shipments and prices
TSEC Corp (元晶太陽能) yesterday said it is investing NT$1 billion (US$35.75 million) to expand large-sized solar module capacity and a logistic facility at its plant in Pingtung City in expectation of rising demand for clean energy next year.
The investment would bring TSEC’s annual solar module capacity to 1.5 gigawatts, a 50 percent increase from the current level, the company said in a statement.
The new production line would be completed in September next year and enter volume production in the fourth quarter of the same year, the firm said.
“Large solar cells and modules will help satisfy urgent demand from domestic solar
TSEC Corp (元晶太陽能) yesterday said it is investing NT$1 billion (US$35.75 million) to expand large-sized solar module capacity and a logistic facility at its plant in Pingtung City in expectation of rising demand for clean energy next year.
The investment would bring TSEC’s annual solar module capacity to 1.5 gigawatts, a 50 percent increase from the current level, the company said in a statement.
The new production line would be completed in September next year and enter volume production in the fourth quarter of the same year, the firm said.
“Large solar cells and modules will help satisfy urgent demand from domestic solar
2021/01/22 13:33 GoShare scooters in Kaohsiung (GoShare photo) GoShare scooters in Kaohsiung (GoShare photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) Electric scooter-sharing platform GoShare Taiwan Ltd. expanded its services to Kaohsiung on Thursday (Jan. 21). An initial 700 electric scooters are available for use in the southern port city, according to a GoShare press release. The Kaohsiung fleet will be comprised of three models: Gogoro Viva, Gogoro 2, and Gogoro 3. The scooters will be available 24 hours a day in parking areas close to MRT stations and other major transportation hubs, such as bus and light rail stations. The company hopes the expanded service will make it easier for people to get around the city s transportation hubs, schools, and popular tourist attractions.
GoShare expands to south
By Lisa Wang / Staff Reporter, in Kaohsiung
GoShare Taiwan Ltd (睿能數位服務) yesterday expanded its electric scooter sharing services to Kaohsiung in an effort to scale up its customer base, while joining three other peers to vie for a share of the growing sustainable mobility market.
GoShare, a subsidiary of electric scooter maker Gogoro Inc (睿能創意), plans to deploy 700 electric scooters in Kaohsiung in the initial stage, GoShare head Henry Chiang (姜家煒) told a media briefing yesterday.
The scooters would be available in parking areas adjacent to the city’s MRT stations, Chiang said.
GoShare head Henry Chiang, left, and Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai pose on scooters at a media briefing in Kaohsiung yesterday announcing the extension of electric scooter sharing services to the city.