After a successful upgrade and expansion project in 2019, Borosil Renewables and EME GmbH continue their partnership.
Borosil is expanding its low iron solar glass production capacity with an additional furnace in order to meet increased demand arising from the popularity of photovoltaic panels, flat plate collectors and green building concepts around the world.
EME is designing and supplying the key equipment for the raw material intake, batch plant and cullet return system. The batch plant is specially engineered with future expansion in mind and has the potential to be to the largest batch plant in India.
15.07.2021, EME
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