Peter Schneidewind

Bosch Solar Energy AG stands for the Solar Energy division of the Bosch Group and, together with its subsidiaries, it is a leading provider of silicon-based photovoltaic products with a consistent focus on product quality. From small-scale plants for single-family homes to finished large-scale photovoltaic projects - Bosch Solar Energy offers high-quality solar cells and modules for photovoltaic power generation. With its high-efficiency crystalline and thin-film products, Bosch Solar Energy focuses very deliberately on the sustainable and environmentally friendly form of silicon-based solar power generation.

Bosch Solar Thin Film GmbH manufactures thin-film modules. The firm specializes in silicon based photovoltaic products. The company consists of the divisions Silicon, Wafers, Solar Cells and Modules. Bosch Solar Thin Film was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Erfurt, Germany.

Roland Berger GmbH provides business consulting services. It offers advisory services to international enterprises and public institutions on business management issues ranging from rule-breaking strategies to organizational structures and business processes. The firm focuses on corporate development, information management, marketing and sales, operations strategy, restructuring and corporate finance. Roland Berger was founded on September 14, 1998 and is headquartered in Munich, Germany.

Ferrofluidics Corp. was founded in 1968. The company manufactures ferrofluids, a leak-free, no-wear vacuum rotary seal which is used in the manufacture of semiconductor wafers and other vacuum processing applications. The company merged with Ferrotec Corp. in 2000 and changed its name to Ferrotec (USA) Corp

Part of Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung, SCHOTT-Rohrglas GmbH is a German company that manufactures glass ceramic cooktops, solar power modules, and glass metal enclosures. The private company is based in Mitterteich, Germany.