Ontario, Canada), a developer and owner of utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) projects, on May 13th, 2016 announced it has entered into an agreement with BYD Company Ltd. (Guangdong, China) to submit a joint bid in the upcoming tenders for solar power generation capacity and energy storage of up to 750 MW in India.
The joint venture will draw upon SkyPower’s vast 
global experience and its proprietary development platform to develop 
solar power solutions in India at truly market-competitive rates, reads 
the press release.
The agreement was signed during the opening ceremony
 of the China-Canada Economic and Trade Cooperation Conference in the 
presence of Hu Chunhua, Party Secretary of China’s Guangdong Province. 
The conference, hosted by British Columbia Premier Christy Clark, was 
aimed at strengthening the socio-cultural and economic ties between 
China and Canada.
Solar implementation strategy in India based on PV and battery storage technology
“SkyPower, an industry leader in the development of 
large-scale solar energy projects, is excited to work with BYD, a global
 leader in battery technology, to bring together a highly-competitive 
bid for low-carbon, clean technology solutions,” said Charles Cohen, 
SkyPower’s Chief Commercial Officer, Commercial Strategy and 
Development.
BYD’s battery storage technology, in concert with 
SkyPower’s experience in developing utility-scale solar projects, will 
enable a significant solar implementation strategy in India, the 
partners emphasizes.
“One of the key components of our trade missions and
 ongoing relationship with our sister province of Guangdong is promoting
 cooperation between clean technology companies, like SkyPower in Canada
 and BYD in China,” said Premier Christy Clark. 
“It creates opportunity on both sides of the 
Pacific, and encourages the innovative use of clean technologies to 
support the transition to a lower carbon economy, and a cleaner 
environment for us all.”
BYD is headquartered in Guangdong, China’s most 
populated province, accounting for more than twenty-five percent of 
China’s foreign trade. 
“BYD is the global leader in reliable, efficient 
battery storage and solar technology, and we are committed to providing 
affordable, sustainable energy solutions that not only help countries 
recover economically but also help reduce air pollution caused by 
traditional, dirty fossil fuels,” stated Stella Li, Senior Corporate 
Vice President of BYD. 
The Government of Guangdong continues to invest in 
clean energy mass transit solutions to help address the environmental 
objectives of China’s 13th Five-Year Plan. 
source: http://www.solarserver.com
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