TecnoSun Solar sets up its US headquarters and manufacturing facility in Ohio

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TecnoSun Solar Systems’ US Division, TecnoSun Solar USA, is settling into its new US headquarters at the University of Toledo’s Nietzsche Commercialization Complex in Ohio. The site will be the home base for the company’s marketing, sales, manufacturing, installation and servicing of its 1 and 2 axis solar tracking systems in North America.

The company plans to have demonstration systems in operation at various University of Toledo campus locations by this fall and plans for expansion to happen rather quickly.

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“Our goal is to become the premier manufacturer of solar tracking systems in North America by leveraging the German engineering excellence from our parent company with the American manufacturing expertise available locally”, said Greg Knudson, CEO of TecnoSun Solar USA. “An additional goal is to provide high-quality, knowledge-based jobs within Toledo and across Northwest Ohio by expanding our manufacturing supply base and recruiting the very best talent available – with staffing ramping-up in July. ”

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