Vietnam-based Boviet Solar is constructing a $294 million solar panel manufacturing facility in Greenville, North Carolina, scheduled to start production by mid-2025. Phase I will focus on manufacturing Gamma Series Monofacial and Vega Series Bifacial PV modules with a 2 GW annual capacity. Over half the equipment is already installed, with full setup expected by February 2025. Phase II, beginning in 2026, will introduce high-efficiency solar cell production. Modules produced at the facility are anticipated to support utility-scale and commercial solar projects, while approximately 908 skilled jobs are expected to be created, contributing to local economic development and meeting increasing demand for renewable energy solutions in North America.
Greenville solar facility prepares for 2025 operations
Phase I of Boviet Solar’s Greenville facility will have a 2 GW annual module capacity, with over half the equipment already installed. (Image Source: Boviet Solar)
The CALNEXT Center integrates solar technology research with hands-on learning, enhancing utility-scale solar performance and education. (Image Source: Nextracker)
A 930 MW solar and storage project with a 25-year PPA ensures 4-hour peak supply and reliable clean energy for India. (Image Credit/Source:PublicDomainPictures/Pixabay)
Onix Renewable seeks qualified EPC bidders to expand solar capacity and support renewable energy goals efficiently. (Image Credit/Source:LinkedIn/OnixRenewable)
Nordlys NTNU has leveraged AIKO’s ABC solar cells to handle Australia’s challenging 3,000 km solar car race. (Image Source: AIKO)