manufacturing

SolarPower Europe has warned of the “deeply precarious” impacts of collapsing costs in the global solar sector.

Ampt has announced plans to deliver 195MW of string optimisers to a “utility-scale solar-plus-storage project” in North America.

Trina Solar plans to build a new module manufacturing facility in the US state of Texas, with a production capacity of 5GW.

By the end of 2023, PV production capacity will exceed 450GW, putting TOPCon technology first in market share in the following years.

Silfab Solar and NorSun plan to expand ingot and wafer production facilities in the US, to benefit from the Inflation Reduction Act.

REC Silicon has signed a supply agreement with Hanwha Qcells Georgia to supply high-purity fluidised bed reactor granular polysilicon.

Chinese module manufacturer DMEGC Solar has started commercial operations at its new Lianyungang manufacturing base in eastern China.

Trina Solar, a member of the Solar Module Super League, has started commercial production of its Vertex N 700W+ modules.

Newly-launched solar manufacturer Bila Solar has revealed plans to build a 1GW PV module production facility in Indianapolis, Indiana.

A report from the ADB has found that additions to the renewable manufacturing sectors in Southeast Asia could deliver up to US$100 billion.