Antaisolar signs agreements with Paramount and OWS

Antaisolar announces two major new agreements for its fifteenth anniversary: with One Stop Warehouse and Paramount Group.|Antaisolar announces two major new agreements for its fifteenth anniversary: with One Stop Warehouse and Paramount Group.

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Antaisolar announces two major new agreements for its fifteenth anniversary: with One Stop Warehouse and Paramount Group.
The first concerns 2 GW of solar shelving, the second 40 MW of solar power in Bangladesh.

Cooperation for 2 GW of solar shelving

Under the agreement, Antaisolar will supply 2GW solar arrays to OSW from 2021 to 2024.
According to Antaisolar President Jasmine Huang, the company is “proud” to have signed “the 2GW cooperation agreement with OSW” on its 15th anniversary.
For her, partnering with One Stop Warehouse (OSW) is a “vital opportunity to stimulate growth and accelerate the local energy transition”.

Antaisolar collaborates with Paramount Group for 40 MW of solar power

Antaisolar also partnered with Paramount on a 40 MW utility-scale solar project in Bangladesh earlier this year.
The agreement calls for increased cooperation in solar racking portfolios for a booming utilities sector.
Through this collaboration, Paramount and Antaisolar will team up to promote the energy transition in Bangladesh.
The country is indeed the best option for establishing cooperation, as it is becoming a hotspot for the solar industry.

A fifteenth anniversary focused on the energy transition

The two strategic cooperation agreements have given new impetus to Antaisolar’s 1(st anniversary.
Indeed, the company will continue to join forces with other partners around the world as part of its “Backbone for Solar World” vision.
Antaisolar’s goal is to achieve carbon neutrality over the next 15 years.

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