manufacturing

Siemens will begin production of string inverters for use in solar modules at a facility in the US state of Wisconsin in early 2024.

Trina Solar has produced the first of its 210mm n-type i-TOPCon cells at its production facility in Qinghai province, China, as the scale of n-type solar production continues to ramp up across the industry.

Array Technologies has published its financial results for the second quarter of this year, which include a revenue of US$507.7 million.

Nucor has signed a power purchase agreement with NextEra Energy to acquire 250MW from the latter’s upcoming Sebree Solar project in Kentucky.

The Australian government has announced AU$50 million (US$33.7 million) in investment to develop renewable energy supply chains – notably for solar and energy storage – in the Indo-Pacific.

Terabase has raised US$25 million for its terafab project, which aims to increase the number of automated processes in solar manufacturing.

JinkoSolar has announced that it will supply 220,000 of its Tiger Neo bifacial solar modules to the 123MW Verila solar plant in Bulgaria.

Canadian Solar will build its first production facility in the US, with the capacity to produce 5GW of solar modules a year.

A newly-created, equipment-supplier-led PV consortium could be vital for the future of domestic US solar manufacturing.

Huawei Digital Power's smart PV business line president Chen Guoguang speaks with David Evans, director of PV Tech.