Boston, MA 27/06/2013 (wallstreetpr) – Trina Solar Limited (ADR) (NYSE:TSL) traded at $5.66 in the previous trading session after going upwards by $0.30 (or 5.60%). The stock hit its day’s low at $5.43 and day’s high at $5.75. Around 2.88 million shares have traded in the previous session while the average volume of the stock is 5.42 million shares.
Trina Solar Limited which is a worldwide leader in the photovoltaic solutions, services and modules has announced recently that it had submitted two standards to Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (“SEMI”) and both of them were approved by SEMI. The two standards that are approved by the company are the Test Method for the Content of Vinyl Acetate (VA) in Ethylene-vinyl Acetate (EVA) Applied in PV Modules Using Thermal Gravimetric Analysis (TGA (SEMI PV45-0513) and the Specification for Packaging Protection Technology for PV Modules (SEMI PV44-0513) . In fact, Trina Solar Limited is the first photo voltaic company of China which has lead to the establishment of international SEMI standard.
The first standard guarantees minimum standard of quality around poly EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate) and the second specification aids in raising the standardization of packaging especially during the transportation of photovoltaic modules.
Senior Director, International Standards and EHS at SEMI, James Amano, said that these two standards have established an improvement in the growth and development of both international SEMI standards and China standards. He said that the success of worldwide collaboration of the companies in the recent years is reflected on the improvement in the standards.
The SEMI China PV Committee, at its 1st plenary session in February, 2012, accepted the two proposals given by Trina Solar for new standards. The establishment of the Crystalline Silicon PV Module Task Force which is to be led by Trina solar was also approved by the committee. The Photovoltaic Global Technical Committee technically approved the standards.
