April 2021, Convalt Energy acquired SunPower’s solar panel tools and equipment from their facility in Hillsboro, Oregon. This facility was initially built in 2009 by SolarWorld and acquired by SunPower in 2018.
Factory 1, located in Sidney, NY, will house a 1.3 GW solar module and 2.5 GW solar cell manufacturing facility, with operations targeted to commence by Q2 2025 for modules and Q1 2026 for cells. This factory is poised to be one of the largest solar module facilities in the U.S., bolstering the nation's solar manufacturing capacity.
Factory 2, in Watertown, NY, will feature a fully integrated production line with a capacity for 1.3 GW modules and 4.9 GW ingot, wafer, and cell manufacturing. This facility, expected to be operational by Q3 2026, will make it the largest solar cell factory in the U.S.
Convalt Energy’s panel portfolio ensures maximum flexibility to address all your energy needs, positioning us as a leader in the renewable energy sector with a strong focus on sustainability and American job creation.
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Our first factory in Sidney, NY, is a 1.3 GW solar module and 2.5 GW solar cell manufacturing facility, targeted to go live by Q2 2025 for modules and Q1 2026 for cells. This facility is expected to be one of the largest solar module factories in America, significantly contributing to the U.S. solar manufacturing capacity.
Additionally, Convalt is establishing a second factory in Watertown, NY, with an integrated capacity for 1.3 GW modules and 4.9 GW ingot, wafer, and cell production. This facility, targeted to be operational by Q3 2026, will make it the largest fully integrated solar cell factory in the United States.
Moreover, Convalt plans to open a solar module recycling factory in East Millinocket, Maine, expected to go live by December 2024. This facility will further enhance our commitment to sustainable solar manufacturing practices.
