The U.S. localized photovoltaic module supply strategy is released!
As a domestic component manufacturing supplier in the United States, the U.S. market occupies the most critical position in SEG's development strategy. SEG's 2GW advanced N-type photovoltaic module factory in Houston, Texas, USA is expected to be officially put into production in August this year.
The factory will introduce advanced information management systems and automated production equipment, and is committed to becoming a benchmark for global photovoltaic module manufacturing bases. At the same time, it will also host SEG's global R&D and testing center and global production training center. The first batch of testing equipment has arrived at the factory. After completion, it can complete dozens of tests, providing a solid guarantee for the technology research and development and quality reliability of SEG component products.
After the factory is officially put into operation, it will jointly improve the local labor force, promote community development, and help the U.S. manufacturing industry return to the U.S. through school-enterprise cooperation and other methods. In the future, SEG will follow the development of battery technology, continue to expand its manufacturing footprint in the United States, and revitalize local photovoltaic industry manufacturing.
The strong support of the U.S. government plays a crucial role in the development of local enterprises. This month, the U.S. White House official website announced that the import tax exemption policy for some photovoltaic products from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam that started in June 2022 will end on June 6 this year.
At the same time, U.S. subsidies for local energy development and photovoltaic manufacturing continue to escalate. The U.S. Inflation Reduction Act states that the U.S. government will invest approximately US$370 billion in climate and clean energy to support electric vehicles, critical minerals, clean Production and investment in energy and power generation facilities. Of this amount, US$30 billion will be used for production tax credits to subsidize the entire industry chain of photovoltaic production to varying degrees. The U.S. Department of Energy announced this month that it will invest more than US$70 million to address gaps in the domestic solar manufacturing supply chain, with 18 local projects benefiting from it.
Jim Wood said, "Thanks to the U.S. government for its support of the local photovoltaic industry. Thanks to the favorable policies of the U.S., SEG has maintained a unique position in achieving U.S. energy independence and global sustainable development with its forward-looking strategic deployment and firm execution." Competitive advantage. SEG will spare no effort to fulfill its commitment to technological innovation, product quality, supply chain traceability, and customer satisfaction to provide a sustainable future for the next generation.”
As a global enterprise, SEG does not stop here. The land for the SEG Indonesia Photovoltaic Industrial Park has been officially delivered. The park will plan silicon ingots, silicon wafers, cells and component workshops. Once completed, it will become one of the largest photovoltaic industrial parks in Southeast Asia. This important strategic move enables SEG to continue to provide efficient and reliable clean energy products to the global photovoltaic market.
Based in the United States and radiating around the world, SEG will continue to expand its local manufacturing advantages, continue to improve the layout of the global supply chain system, and lead the upgrading of the global new energy industry.trina solar panels