Puebla, Mexico – November 12, 2024 – The official launch ceremony for the new photovoltaic manufacturing base in Mexico has been successfully held, marking a significant milestone in the company’s expansion into the Latin American market. The project, backed by a cross-border joint venture structure and centered on advanced TOPCon technology, has already garnered notable attention and recognition from local authorities in the state of Puebla.
Representatives from the local government attended the ceremony, underscoring the strategic importance of the initiative. In their remarks, officials highlighted that the new production base is expected to bring positive momentum to the regional new energy industry. They pointed to its potential in fostering technological upgrading, creating skilled jobs, and supporting the broader transition toward cleaner energy sources.
The photovoltaic facility is designed to leverage TOPCon cell architecture, a next-generation technology known for its high efficiency and reliability. By establishing operations in Mexico, the company aims to serve both domestic and regional demand across Latin America, reinforcing the continent’s growing role in the global solar supply chain. The joint-venture model also reflects a shared commitment to innovation and sustainable industrial development.
With the groundbreaking now complete, the project has officially entered its construction phase. This step forward represents not only a key milestone for the company but also a tangible contribution to the region’s clean energy landscape. As work progresses on-site, expectations are high that the base will become a benchmark for modern, responsible photovoltaic manufacturing in Latin America.