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Modules & Upstream Manufacturing

Trina Solar completes sale of 5 GW U.S. module plant to T1 Energy

Trina Solar has completed the sale of its 5 GW US solar module factory to T1 Energy, exiting direct manufacturing while retaining a minority equity stake.

T1 Energy announces 900 MW U.S. solar module supply deal with Treaty Oak Clean Energy

The company signed a three-year deal to supply solar modules assembled from its U.S.-manufactured solar cells.

Awendio Solaris plans multi-gigawatt solar manufacturing hub in Canada

Awendio Solaris says it plans to invest about CAD 1 billion ($726.7 million) in a vertically integrated solar cell and module manufacturing facility and research center in Montreal, Quebec, targeting the Canadian and U.S. markets.

Waaree secures 288 MW hail-resilient module order for Texas utility-scale solar projects

Sabanci Renewables agreed to purchase hail-resilient modules produced by Waaree Solar Americas for two utility-scale solar projects.

Endurans Solar launches transparent backsheet for utility-scale bifacial modules

The U.S. based manufacturer has completed certification of its latest adhesive-free, fluorine-free backsheet.

ES Foundry prepares to accelerate production of FEOC-compliant PERC solar cells

The South Carolina-based solar cell manufacturer plans to triple its output of domestic solar cells by the end of 2026.

First Solar commits $330 million to new South Carolina factory

First Solar has selected Gaffney, in Cherokee County, South Carolina, as the site for its fifth U.S. module manufacturing facility. The company will invest approximately $330 million in the project.

mPower Technology opens automated solar module line for space

mPower Technology Inc. has switched on an automated production line for its silicon solar panels designed for space missions. The site currently has an annual capacity of 1 MW, set to double by the middle of 2026.

Qcells furloughs 1,000 Georgia workers due to U.S. Customs delays

The largest U.S. solar manufacturer is temporarily scaling back production and its workforce after shipments of necessary components were held up at U.S. ports, citing enforcement of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA).

Watch: Solar industry leaders discuss navigating the supply chain and U.S. manufacturing

The U.S. solar industry has entered a high-stakes era where policy compliance and supply chain integrity are just as critical as project economics. Day 2 of pv magazine USA Week 2025 dives into this complex environment, where federal trade restrictions and the push for domestic manufacturing are radically reshaping how solar projects are financed and built.

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