China-based Runergy Alabama has shipped its first batch of solar modules from its Huntsville facility, a significant milestone in its operations. The facility, operational 24/7 since October 7, produces 2,200 modules per production line daily, delivering 1.27 MW of solar capacity per day. Each module is completed in just 39 seconds, as per Runergy. Achieved in just 45 days, this progress addresses challenges like workforce training and equipment optimization, says Runergy. The Huntsville facility claims to boost local economic growth by creating jobs while advancing America’s energy independence. Runergy aims to scale production further to meet customer needs. Stakeholders are encouraged to follow updates for future developments.
Runergy Alabama ships first solar modules from Huntsville
Runergy’s Huntsville facility produces 2,200 modules daily per line, equivalent to 1.27 MW of solar capacity. (Image Source: Runergy)
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