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Advanced Solar Photonics is seeking to expand its distributor network

“We are speaking with dozens of solar providers every day. Some are distributors currently working with other PV companies looking for new products, pricing and opportunities. Other contacts we’re making are distributors selling complimentary products such as solar thermal or pool heating systems who would like to diversify their product offering to include PV panels”, said ASP’s Corporate Marketing and Public Relations Manager, Maureen McHale. 

Through strategic partnerships, ASP has been able to control costs and offer some of the most efficient and competitively priced solar modules on the market today.  ASPs’ focus is now on building a strong distributor network with a mix of not only high volume producers but also those companies who are just getting started in the solar industry. 

“As the only manufacturer of solar panels in the state of Florida and the only manufacturer of monocrystalline modules made with one hundred percent American made components, ASP is uniquely positioned to be a clear industry leader. We are actively growing our distributor network as we continue to build our manufacturing facility up to the 500MW capacity over the next two and a half years and are also expanding our product offering. Currently we are taking orders for our 250 Watt ASP Panels with just a four to eight week lead time,” said McHale.   “Over the next nine months, we are expanding to manufacture 300, 440 and 600 Watt ASP Panels which we’re projecting to be highly sought after.”

Advanced Solar Photonics, (ASP) located in Lake Mary, Florida employs an international team of technology driven professionals.  ASPs’ monocrystalline solar panels and commercial solar solutions for the photovoltaic industry are ideal for residential, commercial and utility projects.  For more information about becoming a distributor, our company or about our solar solutions, please call 407-804-1000 or visit our website at http://www.advancedsolarphotonics.com.