California–headquartered Boviet Solar Technology Co. Ltd. has announced a $294 million project to renovate and expand its manufacturing facility in Greenville, North Carolina. The development is set to enhance solar production capacity while creating 908 local jobs. Phase 1 of the project, which began in Q3 2024, focuses on upgrading a 500,000 square foot facility to produce 2 GW of solar modules. This includes the manufacturing of Boviet’s Gamma Series Monofacial and Vega Series Bifacial PV modules. Phase 2, scheduled for Q4 2024, involves the construction of a new 600,000-square-foot facility dedicated to TOPCon solar cell production, adding another 2 GW to the output. ARCO/Murray is managing the infrastructure upgrades and equipment installations for both phases. The mass production is anticipated to begin by early 2025.
Boviet Solar’s North Carolina solar facility to go online in 2025
Boviet Solar’s Phase 1 of the project, starting in Q3 2024, focuses on module production, while Phase 2, beginning in Q4 2024, expands to solar cell manufacturing. (Image Credit: Boviet Solar)
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