The Jeffersonville plant is designed to produce n-type HJT solar cells and complements Canadian Solar’s module assembly plant in Mesquite, Texas. CS PowerTech said the facility will support domestic manufacturing and supply next-generation cells for high-efficiency modules. The development matters because U.S. cell capacity remains a critical bottleneck for domestic solar supply chains and policy-linked project qualification.
Source: PV Tech. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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