Panasonic to mass produce next-generation solar cells

Panasonic to mass produce next-generation solar cells

OSAKA, Japan - Panasonic Corp. President Fumio Otsubo speaks during an interview with Kyodo News in Osaka on May 11, 2010. Otsubo said the company aims to start mass production of a new generation of solar cell panels from fiscal 2012 and suggested the possibility of producing core cell parts overseas.

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