SEG Solar’s new manufacturing plant in Houston, Texas, is nearing completion, with production equipment now in the final installation and debugging phase. Spanning 250,000 square feet, the facility will produce over 2 GW of high-efficiency N-type PV modules annually. This plant aims to serve the US market with quicker delivery times and lower transportation costs. According to the CEO, this plant aims to serve the US market with quicker delivery times and lower transportation costs. SEG Solar plans to enhance its US supply chain and market competitiveness, noting the smooth progress of the plant’s construction.
SEG Solar’s new Houston manufacturing plant nears completion
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