The president is replaced! Changes at the top of Atlas Group!

local time, Canadian Solar Inc. ( "CSIQ", hereinafter referred to as "Atlas Group") announced personnel changes.

Atlas Group appointed Colin Parkin to succeed Zhuang Yan as a member of the board of directors and Qu Xiaohua as president of the company . Meanwhile, Dylan Marx was named chief operating officer .

Qu Xiaohua continues to serve as chairman and chief executive officer of Atlas Group. "Parkin's promotion will enable Qu Xiaohua to focus more on the company's long-term development strategy and technological innovation, while the company will continue to expand its investment and manufacturing business layout in North America." Atlas Group said. According to

the data, Colin Parkin has 20 years of working experience in Atlas, served as Vice President of Atlas Solar Energy Division (now renamed Recurrent Energy), and successively served as General Manager of Canada and Vice President of Engineering and Projects. He recently served as president of e-STORAGE, the company's energy storage company.

Dylan Marx joined Atlas in 2013 and most recently served as Vice President of Corporate Operations and President of Operations and Maintenance (O & M) for its subsidiary, Recurrent Energy. The business adjustment of

Atlas Group may be to cater to the adjustment of the company's business at the beginning of this month. At the beginning of December

this year, in order to cope with the changes of laws and regulations in the U.S. market, reduce operational risks and realize the company's long-term participation in the U.S. market, Atlas adjusted its business.

Atlas Group (CSIQ) will focus on the production of photovoltaic modules and energy storage systems in the US market . Sales and service, focusing on and investing resources in the development of public utilities, power companies and large-scale industrial and commercial project customers in the United States, focusing on meeting the needs of energy transformation in the United States; Atlas (CSI) will focus on components, energy storage products and system integration business in non-US regions around the world , including Europe, Latin America, Asia and the Middle East.