Yingli Green Energy Singapore has announced its solar modules have been used to build Malaysia’s largest solar farm. A 10.3MW solar farm has officially been commissioned in Gemas, Negri Sembilan region of Malaysia.

The deal between Yingli and Amcorp Power Sdn. Bhd was signed in March 2013 and completed early this month. The project uses over 40 000 YGE Series multicyrsalline solar panels and will span over 34 acres. It is estimated that the system will produce around 13.6kWh of clean energy every year. Yingli will also offer after-sales support for the project.

“We are pleased to have selected Yingli Green Energy as our module supplier for Malaysia’s largest solar power plant. As the world’s largest solar module manufacturer, Yingli provided us with the high-quality solar modules and after-sales support that we required for the project,” said Encik Shahman Azman, Director of Amcorp Group Berhad.

“We’re delighted to see that our products and services have fulfilled the requirements of Amcorp, an important partner of Yingli’s,” said Angie Koh, Business Development Direct of Yingli Singapore. “We are proud of our contributions to their pioneering project, and believe that through further cooperation with leading players such as Amcorp Power, we will continue to grow our footprint in promising Southeast Asia.”

Headquartered in Baoding, China, Yingli Green Energy is the world’s largest fully vertically integrated solar panel manufacturer and has shipped more than 9,000 MW of its modules to customers worldwide; including for installations in Australia.