News
09 September 2016

KfW to help cover Silicor's $1bn move to Iceland plant

Region:
Europe

German development bank KfW has agreed to cover about 65% of US-based Silicor Materials' project to build a $1 billion plant in Iceland to produce solar-grade silicon. The company will use equipment from Germany's SMS Siemag.

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