Downtown Shenzhen. Patrick Walsh, co-founder and chief executive of Greenlight Planet, says he sees no signs that would suggest South China will lose its eminent position when it comes to solar product manufacturing and sourcing. Photo: Xinhua Downtown Shenzhen. Patrick Walsh, co-founder and chief executive of Greenlight Planet, says he sees no signs that would suggest South China will lose its eminent position when it comes to solar product manufacturing and sourcing. Photo: Xinhua
Downtown Shenzhen. Patrick Walsh, co-founder and chief executive of Greenlight Planet, says he sees no signs that would suggest South China will lose its eminent position when it comes to solar product manufacturing and sourcing. Photo: Xinhua
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Rising costs have not stopped solar entrepreneur from sourcing products in Guangdong 

Availability of all components and materials in southern Chinese province makes supply chain, logistics and quality control ‘so much easier’, says Patrick Walsh of Greenlight Planet

Topic |   Energy
Eric Ng
Eric Ng

Updated: 8:00am, 20 Feb, 2018

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Downtown Shenzhen. Patrick Walsh, co-founder and chief executive of Greenlight Planet, says he sees no signs that would suggest South China will lose its eminent position when it comes to solar product manufacturing and sourcing. Photo: Xinhua Downtown Shenzhen. Patrick Walsh, co-founder and chief executive of Greenlight Planet, says he sees no signs that would suggest South China will lose its eminent position when it comes to solar product manufacturing and sourcing. Photo: Xinhua
Downtown Shenzhen. Patrick Walsh, co-founder and chief executive of Greenlight Planet, says he sees no signs that would suggest South China will lose its eminent position when it comes to solar product manufacturing and sourcing. Photo: Xinhua
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