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Canadian Solar Inc. (the "Company" or "Canadian Solar") (NASDAQ:
CSIQ), one of the world's largest solar companies, today announced the
delivery 26 MW of its high quality and high-performing CS6P-P solar
power modules to EPC Contractor TSK Solar for the "San Fermin" solar
power plant installation in Puerto Rico, co-developed by firms Uriel Renewables inc. and Coqui Power LLC.
The solar power plant is located in the North Eastern town of Loiza, a
region that regularly faces adverse weather conditions such as
hurricanes, tropical storms and flooding. Due to the specific nature of
the project and its location, the project's electrical equipment were
installed on structures that elevated them two to four meters above
ground, and have also been designed to withstand winds of up to 260
kilometers per hour.
http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtm…0448&highlight=

For your information, this is not the first cooperation project between
Spanish EPC company TSK Solar and CSI. In 2011 TSK completed 5 MW solar
power plant in France utilizing CSI modules (La Génétouze project):

http://www.tsk.es/noticias/298-new-solar…plant-in-france

Good to know that. Locations are getting more and more off the regular channels. I picked Spain and Portugal as potential locations for solar manufacturing for Chinese companies. Not only European markets standing wide open but so South American with those options. Yingli sold 10.5MW to Chile in Q3 and Jinko has big plans for Brazil.