From production of core materials for solar PV generation to solar PV generation itself, OCI Holdings dreams of a better future with sustainable technology.
Polysilicon is a core material located at the front of the solar value chain that leads to solar PV generation, including ingot, wafer, cell, and module. OCIM, a subsidiary of OCI Holdings, produces high purity polysilicon (10-Nine grade), required for the solar PV system.
In 2008, OCI successfully commercialized its production of polysilicon in Korea, which was previously manufactured by only a few companies in Europe, the USA, and Japan. Currently, OCIM produces 35,000 tons of solar-grade polysilicon per year.
Polysilicon
Ingot
Wafer
Cell
Module
Solar PV Generation
Low-carbon by using hydroelectric power
High level of production efficiency achieved by reducing costs and eliminating bottlenecks
OCIM is located in the Samalaju Industrial Park in Sarawak, Malaysia. OCIM produces low-carbon polysilicon using hydro-electricity, thus reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Looking ahead, OCIM leverages its strategic location advantages to expand into other business fields beyond polysilicon in order to secure growth engines.
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