Silfab Solar Inc., a leading North American PV module manufacturer, has announced a supply agreement with Nexamp, a prominent renewable energy provider and community solar developer. The agreement includes the delivery of 125 MW of Silfab’s 580 XM+ DCB panels, featuring solar cells manufactured in the US, with shipments beginning in late Q2 2025. These cells will be produced at Silfab’s facility in South Carolina, which has a production capacity of 1 GW of solar cells and 1.3 GW of modules. According to Nexamp, the agreement aims to integrate domestically produced modules into its construction pipeline. The collaboration follows Silfab’s recent securing of $100 million in financing to expand its South Carolina operations.
Nexamp to receive US-produced Silfab modules in Q2 2025
Nexamp secures Silfab’s 580 XM+ DCB panels to expand its rapidly growing solar project portfolio. (Image Source: Silfab Solar)
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