SoftBank to launch $930 mn solar venture in India with China’s GCL

April 2, 2018

By Editor

SoftBank has agreed to launch $930 million Indian joint solar energy venture with China’s GCL System Integration Technology, Reuters reported. Read the latest solar news

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