Veracruz Port, Mexico – April 1, 2026 – A landmark logistics milestone has been achieved as the first shipment of core production equipment for N-type advanced solar cells solar cell manufacturing has successfully cleared customs at the Port of Veracruz. The transport vehicles have departed the port and are now en route to the company's photovoltaic production base in Puebla.
The entire customs process was completed in full compliance with local regulations, and the equipment qualified for duty-free import treatment under Mexican law, enabling zero-tariff entry. This preferential policy mechanism has significantly reduced the project's equipment procurement costs while demonstrating Mexico's strong policy support for new energy manufacturing investments.
The equipment arriving at Veracruz represents the core technological backbone of the N-type advanced solar cells production line, a next-generation solar cell architecture known for its superior efficiency and performance stability. The successful zero-tariff clearance not only optimizes the project's capital expenditure structure but also reflects the Mexican government's commitment to facilitating clean energy supply chain development within its territory.
With the equipment now cleared and on its way to the facility, the project is set to enter the critical phases. This latest development marks steady progress in the company's Latin American market expansion, bringing the region one step closer to establishing a modern, efficient, and locally integrated photovoltaic manufacturing presence.