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A factory purchase helped Nitol Solar become Russia’s top polysilicon producer, but the firm’s future depends on Dmitry Kotenko making his own luck. Dmitry Kotenko cuts a dashing, if somewhat anomalous figure in Russia’s hydrocarbon-heavy industrial landscape.

Russia's Irkutsk region will present its economic potential and investment projects in Beijing and Shenyang on 21-23 April, the regional ministry of economic development, labour, science and higher education said on Wednesday.

Russian silicon producer Nitol expects to attract 60 billion rubles in investments by 2020 in the high technology industrial park being created in the Irkutsk Region, Nitol said in a statement Wednesday.

State Corporation "Russian Corporation of Nanotechnologies" (RUSNANO) finished acceptance of bids for selecting projects for establishing of nanotech centers in mid-Feb. The joint bid of Nitol and Irkutsk Technical University is presented for the tender from Priangarie.

The chemical company Nitol and the Irkutsk State Technical University have filed an application for establishing a nano centre in Irkutsk (Siberia) to Rusnano.

SEMI membership will reinforce the development of Nitol Solar and the entire PV industry in Russia, and will invest into growing integration of the global PV societies.

The officials discussed a NITOL Group project to produce polysilicon and monosilane in Usolye-Sibirskoye in the Irkutsk region.

Nitol presented their polysilicon and monosilane project at the SILICON-2009 Conference, which was held at the most prominent Russian scientific and educational center - Novosibirsky Academic town.

Nitol project is a successful example of the strategy implementation in Irkutsk region.

Nitol Solar started making polysilicon for solar panels almost by accident. Now it's helping Russia become a force in the industry

Rusnano is investing 4.5 billion rubles in the Nitol Solar plant.

On February 4-6 the Nitol Solar presented a project at the Innovation Forum-2009, that would lay down a resource foundation for the solar power industry, microelectronics and other high-tech industries.

The Supervisory Council of the Russian Corporation of Nanotechnologies has confirmed the Corporation's participation in a project aiming to construct Russia's first large-scale complex producing polycrystalline silicon and monosilane.

The Irkutsk State Technical University (IrSTU) and the Nitol Company signed an agreement on cooperation in the field of development and implementation of nanotechnologies.

The Nitol Solar Project on the establishment and development of a high-tech PCS production facility in Russia has received public recognition at the 9th Trade and Economic Forum "Innovative ways of enhancing Russia’s competitiveness" held at the Kremlin Palace of Congresses in Moscow.