An Australian solar technology company, SunDrive Solar and global solar manufacturer Trinasolar have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a joint venture (JV) focused on advancing solar manufacturing in Australia. The JV, majority Australian-owned, aims to develop high-quality, locally–made solar panels for residential and commercial use, enhancing national energy security and supporting Australia’s renewable energy goals. The facility is expected to create over 300 skilled jobs, strengthening the domestic manufacturing sector.
SunDrive & Trinasolar form solar manufacturing JV
SunDrive and Trinasolar’s solar JV will produce high-quality Australian-made panels and support green energy goals. (Image Credit: SunDrive)
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