(Reuters) - Japan's Sharp Corp is investing almost 4 billion yen (29.4 million pounds) at a plant in Britain to double production of solar cell modules to meet growing demand across Europe. Sharp Solar UK, which began making cells at the plant in Wrexham, Wales in 2004, said it was also seeing increased demand from the British market following the introduction of subsidies for renewable energy installations in April."This time last year 99 percent of the modules that we manufactured at Wrexham were exported to Europe and that has already dropped to 90 percent," Andrew Lee, General Manager of Sharp Solar told Reuters.
(Reuters) - Japan's Sharp Corp is investing almost 4 billion yen (29.4 million pounds) at a plant in Britain to double production of solar cell modules to meet growing demand across Europe.
Sharp Solar UK, which began making cells at the plant in Wrexham, Wales in 2004, said it was also seeing increased demand from the British market following the introduction of subsidies for renewable energy installations in April.
"This time last year 99 percent of the modules that we manufactured at Wrexham were exported to Europe and that has already dropped to 90 percent," Andrew Lee, General Manager of Sharp Solar told Reuters.
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