Yingfa Ruineng introduces 7.5 GW solar cell facility in Indonesia – Solarbytes

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In Indonesia, a facility for 7.5 GW a year of n-type TOPCon cells has been introduced by Yingfa Ruineng, a China-based solar cell manufacturer, through its subsidiary BCI. This facility, which is the first overseas manufacturing base of the company, was presented at a technology launch event in Jakarta. Its purpose is to serve Southeast Asia, the Middle East and other international markets as a regional supply hub. According to the company, the facility supports the 100 GW solar power program of Indonesia, and it also supports the national drive for local content, which is known as TKDN. Indonesian module manufacturers are also to be helped by BCI in addressing those requirements, subject to product certification and regulatory conditions. With this facility, the company has four manufacturing bases, and their combined effective capacity is 51.5 GW.
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