China Technology Development Group Corporation, a provider of solar energy products and solutions in China focusing on a-Si thin film technology, announces that CTDC has been awarded a fund of RMB 600,000, or US$88,000 from Fujian Province, a Chinese local government, for its SnO2 TCO Base Plate project. These proceeds, in the form of free appropriation, will be used to fund corporate R&D in PV technology. The Company plans to cooperate with local universities to train up technical personnel, so as to further improve the technological innovative capability of CTDC.
 
Mr. Yuanheng Zhu, Director of Photoelectric Office of China Merchants Zhangzhou Development Zone ("the Development Zone"), said that local government will positively support CTDC's development in the solar industry, especially SnO2 TCO project. He said: "CTDC's expansion in solar business will create new jobs for the Development Zone. We hope the Company will continue to take a leading role to move our Development Zone closer to green community, and make the Development Zone into a leading solar industrial park in China."
 
"We truly want to thank governments at all levels for their great support to our company. The fund granted to CTDC reflects government recognition to our technology and innovation. We aim to train a large number of technical personnel and accelerate technical innovation to meet the development of solar sector," commented Mr. Gary Leung, Chief Financial Officer of CTDC.
 
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Last update: 16 February 2009 at 06:58

Keywords : News, CTDC, fund, SnO2, TCO Project, Chinese Government, thin film, solar energy

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