- Futura Sun has achieved its 1 GW annual solar module production target in China with the launch of a 550 MW fab
- It is equipped to produce solar panels using half-cut cells (166mm to 210mm) for 2,120mm x 1,050mm modules
- Sungrow has started construction on phase I having 100 MW capacity out of a 300 MW agrivoltaic project in Hebei province
Futura Sun opens new module fab in China: Italian solar module producer Futura Sun has increased its overall production capacity in China to 1.05 GW after it officially announced the opening of a new fab with 550 MW annual capacity, located next to its existing factory having 500 MW annual capacity (see 500 MW Chinese Fab For Italian Company). The new fab in Taizhou Photovoltaic District near Shanghai produces panels on 2 production lines to process half-cut cells (166mm to 210mm) for 2,120mm x 1,050mm modules.
Futura Sun says this half-cut configuration and multi busbars along with IBC technology, cylindrical ribbon, glass-glass solutions and modules will improve the panel’s efficiency and duration. Having achieved its annual production capacity target in China, the Italian manufacturer said it can now allocate part of the production to Asian markets.
300 MW agrivoltaic project from Sungrow in Hubei province: Sungrow has broken ground on a 300 MW agrivoltaic solar project with the start of construction of 100 MW capacity under phase I. To come up in Qichun County of Hubei province, it is expected to become a landmark PV project in the region. Sungrow is developing the project through its new energy project development platform called Hefei Sunshine New Energy Company.
