The firm announced September 10 that its shares were trading on the over-the-counter stock market. Sunvalley's CEO, James Zhang, noted in the listing announcement that his company was partnering with Canadian Solar, CEEG SST, Tianwei Solarfilm and PV Powered. The partnerships, he said, would "allow Sunvalley to provide solar-system solutions with the highest quality at the most competitive price."
Hot on the heels of its becoming a public company, Sunvalley announced that it had completed an array for a commercial customer in Arcadia, California. The installation will produce about 20 kilowatts of solar power; it uses solar modules from CEEG SST and inverters from PV Powered.
Sunvalley - which is headquartered in Los Angeles - said it was excited to help reduce the carbon footprint of another Southern California company. "We believe that making energy choices that are good for the environment goes hand-in-hand with improving the lives of those living in our communities," CEO Zhang said.
Sunvalley appears keen on offering solar-installation solutions to homeowners and businesses in California.
