Qcells and Microsoft ink a deal for 12 GW of American-made solar panels until 2032. This supports Qcells’ Georgia factory with $2.5 billion in demand. Microsoft, aiming for 100% renewable energy by 2025, mitigates supply chain risks. The collaboration aims to establish a robust U.S. solar supply chain. Qcells will manufacture silicon ingots, wafers, cells, and modules, contributing to President Biden’s efforts to boost domestic production of clean energy components.
Qcells and Microsoft secure 12 GW solar panel deal
Last year, the two companies agreed on a 2.5 GW contract and now Microsoft boosts commitment to 12 GW, powering 1.8 million homes through an expanded agreement. Image Credit Reuters.
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