Global renewable energy and energy efficiency-focused company ForceField Energy is poised to become a power player in the multibillion-dollar renewable energy market.
Based in the United States, ForceField currently operates in three of the biggest and most rapidly growing areas of the worldwide renewable energy sector: industrial waste heat recovery and conversion, commercial LED lighting products, and solar cell feedstock production. The company owns 51% of the U.S.-based TransPacific Energy, Inc., which is a renewable energy provider utilizing “waste heat” from manufacturing and a variety of other sources to provide clean electricity.
ForceField recently entered into a distribution agreement with a leading Chinese LED manufacturer to serve as its exclusive North American distributor of LED commercial lighting and fixtures. In China, ForceField also serves as a significant producer of trichlorosilane (TCS), which is a chemical chiefly used in producing polysilicon, an essential raw material needed for the production of solar cells for PV panels that convert sunlight into electricity.
ForceField is positioned to leverage the widespread deployment of clean, renewable solar energy, which is one of the fastest growing trends and markets in the world today. As part of its strategy to obtain market share leadership in this area, the company is engaged in acquiring, developing, and operating a portfolio of high-quality TCS production facilities and distribution rights, taking into consideration such key characteristics as strategic location, scalability, and potential for production expansion.
For more information about the company, visit www.ForceFieldEnergy.com
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