SEG Solar (SEG), a leading US PV manufacturer, recently opened its new PV manufacturing base in Houston, Texas. According to SEG, the inauguration showcased the first 585 W YUKON N series module. The $60 million facility spans 250,000 square feet and focuses on high-efficiency n-type solar modules with an annual capacity of 2 GW. The advanced production lines, compatible with 182mm and 210mm n-type cells, feature fully automated systems for precision and efficiency. Additionally, the facility is equipped with cutting-edge ERP and MES systems for enhanced material management. SEG also plans to launch its global R&D center at the Houston site by late 2024, which will perform comprehensive testing, including LID, Damp Heat, PID, and Light and LeTID tests.
Houston welcomes a new 2GW solar production facility
The new 250,000-square-foot facility will produce 2GW of high-efficiency N-type solar modules annually. (Image Credit: PRNewswire)
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