SEG Solar signs land deal for 4 GW HJT cell plant in Texas – Solarbytes

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SEG Solar, a US-based vertically integrated PV manufacturer, has signed a land agreement for a planned 4 GW heterojunction (HJT) solar cell plant at its Tomball Industrial Campus in Texas. The plant is expected to cost $950 million and to create more than 700 local jobs. It is to come online in two phases of 2 GW each, which have been targeted for 2028 and 2029. The cell plant will stand beside the existing 4 GW Tomball #1 module factory of the company and the 4.6 GW Tomball #2 module factory, which is under construction. Once it is completed, the campus will hold cell, module and key component manufacturing, together with warehousing, an R&D center and a certified testing laboratory. Production lines for EVA and junction boxes are also planned there.
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