(150526) -- CAMPINAS, 26 mai 2015 (Xinhua) -- (de G à D) l'image prise le 22 mai 2015 montre Président de BYD au Brésil Li Tie, Président d'Invest Sao Paulo Juan Quiros, maire de Campinas Donizette Jonas, et vice-président de la société BYD de Chine Li Ke, posant pour des photos au cours d'une cérémonie à l'Hôtel de ville de Campinas, dans laquelle un investissement de 150 millions de reals brésiliens (environ 50 millions de dollars américains) a été annoncé par BYD de Chine pour construire des panneaux solaires, dans la ville de Campinas, état de Sao Paulo, Brésil. BYD, un producteur chinois de véhicules électriques et des panneaux solaires, contribuera au vert R

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• Dimensions: 4533 x 3022 px | 38,4 x 25,6 cm | 15,1 x 10,1 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 26 mai 2015
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(150526) -- CAMPINAS, May 26, 2015 (Xinhua) -- (From L to R) Image taken on May 22, 2015 shows President of BYD in Brazil Li Tie, President of Invest Sao Paulo Juan Quiros, Mayor of Campinas Jonas Donizette, and Vice President of the company BYD of China Li Ke, posing for photos during a ceremony in the Campinas City Hall, in which an investment of 150 million of Brazilian reals (around 50 million U.S. dollars) was announced by BYD of China to build solar panels, in Campinas city, Sao Paulo state, Brazil. BYD, a Chinese producer of electric vehicles and solar panels, will contribute to green Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games next year. "Brazil has the second-largest bus market in the world. And we believe in Brazil's potential to consolidate its position as one of the largest markets for clean energy, " said Adalberto Maluf, director of marketing and governmental affairs for BYD in Brazil. The company is also building a factory in Campinas, Sao Paulo state, which will open in August. The plant will produce batteries and solar panels and assemble electric vehicles with imported parts. A second factory will take over bus and battery cell production, further reducing the costs of buses and taxis sold on the Brazilian market. In addition, BYD is part of a consortium that has won a public bid for a car-sharing program in Rio de Janeiro, which initially foresees a fleet of 300 electric cars. BYD will also bid for service operations after the plan was developed. In April, BYD participated in a summit of mayors with the theme of sustainable development of cities. According to a declaration released at the end of the forum, some 50, 000 buses will be replaced by ones using clean energy by 2020, or a third of the buses in service in those cities that signed the document. (Xinhua/Rahel Patrasso) (jy)

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