GAF Energy, a specialist in roof-integrated solar solutions and a part of Standard Industries, has inaugurated a new 450,000 sq ft solar roof Timberline Solar production facility in Georgetown, Texas. This new manufacturing facility, the company’s second, will increase its capacity by 500% and bring the total production of its solar shingle to 300 MW annually. The project is expected to have a positive impact on the community by creating high-paying jobs and career opportunities in advanced manufacturing and clean energy sectors. With the facility set to increase GAF Energy’s production capacity, it positions the company as a significant player in the global solar roofing market.
GAF Energy inaugurates Timberline solar manufacturing facility in Texas
GAF Energy’s manufacturing site in Texas is poised to increase its capacity by 500%, producing 300 MW of solar shingles annually. (Image Credit: GAF Energy)
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