Hanersun’s PV and energy storage integrated manufacturing base has received its first shipment of top-tier production equipment, marking the final steps before commissioning. Since breaking ground in August 2023 with local government support, the facility is on schedule to become operational in July. According to the company, the facility is designed in two phases with a production line for 2 GW of solar cell capacity, 5 GW of PV modules, and a 1 GWh battery packing line. This triple-track production approach boosts the company’s capacity and is expected to set a new benchmark for green manufacturing in Jing County and Anhui. Hanersun aims to reach peak production rapidly in the next few weeks.
Hanersun gears up for smart manufacturing
Breaking ground in August 2023, the facility is on track to become operational in July, supported by the local government. (Image Credit: Hanersun)
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