ESEI Group and Solar Source Corporation aim to install 100 MW of PV in Canada

Engineering, procurement and construction company, ESEI Solar and the Solar Source Corporation (SSC) have announced their intention to build 100 megawatts (MW) worth of photovoltaics (PV) projects in Canada over five years.

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Under a new partnership, the companies say they intend to manufacture and develop renewable energy power plants in the country.

The partnership reportedly came about after SSC “recognized the need to find a strong and innovative partner" to expand beyond its current capabilities, following the company's announcement that it was to build a 120 MW capacity panel manufacturing plant in Windsor, Ontario.

“The ESEI team has their eye on the future and their feet planted firmly in today, managing the industry as a whole, not just at the panel level. ESEI thought beyond programs and government incentives, which is what makes them a global industry player. We want to partner with that type of thinking – so we chose ESEI Group,” says Ross Beatty, president of SSC.

The partnership between ESEI Solar and Solar Source Corporation will support the Green Energy Act’s goal of creating green-collar jobs. SSC has said its manufacturing plant will employ in excess of 200 people, while ESEI Solar’s new branch offices will bring “even more” jobs to the province.

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