Praxair China Wins Contract With Trina Solar - Quick Facts

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Praxair Inc. (PX: Quote) said that Praxair China has won a new contract with Changzhou Trina Solar Energy Co., Ltd. to supply silane, ammonia, argon, nitrogen and oxygen to Trina Solar's new production facility in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province.

Praxair China has been supplying Trina Solar's other production facilities in the west and southeast sites of Trina Solar Industrial Park in Changzhou.

The company noted that Praxair China will deliver silane in tube trailers, contributing reliability, safety and flexibility in product supply.

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