US solar tracker maker is set to double its Saudi Arabia production capacity to 6 GW by September 2025
The company’s Saudi factory produces its Genius Tracker systems for utility-scale solar projects in the region
Its expansion follows an earlier 3 GW plan in a strategic partnership with China’s JZNEE
US-based solar tracker components manufacturer GameChange Solar will double its annual production capacity in Saudi Arabia to 6 GW by September 2025. It attributes the decision to expand to growing demand.
“Our decision to scale up reflects the demand we are experiencing in Saudi Arabia and our readiness to meet it. The facility is already operational, and this expansion gives us the capacity to move faster on the large-scale projects coming up in the region,” said GameChange Solar’s Vice President — China and SEA, Jason Wang.
The US-based manufacturer produces its advanced Genius Tracker system at the Saudi Arabia factory for utility-scale projects.
It had previously announced 3 GW initial capacity, expandable to 5 GW, for the Saudi factory in a strategic partnership with China’s Jiangsu Zhenjiang New Energy Equipment Co Ltd (JZNEE) (see US Solar Tracker Company Expanding Into Saudi Arabia).
GameChange Solar announced plans to expand its US manufacturing capacity from 24 GW to 36 GW annually by 2024. In January 2025, it said that the company was supporting 6 tracker torque tube factories across the US with a combined annual production capacity exceeding 35 GW.
For the US market, where the fate of tax credits is uncertain due to the One, Big, Beautiful Bill threatening Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) incentives, GameChange Solar is guaranteeing delivery by the end of 2028 with locked-in pricing to ensure its customers don’t lose their ITC credit. The uncertainty has already wiped off $14 billion worth of clean energy investments in the country (see US Policy Uncertainty Stalls $14B, 10K Clean Energy Jobs).