SEG Photo voltaic has secured a land-use settlement for a solar-focused manufacturing website in an industrial zone on the Indonesian island of Java. The $500 million plan will contain the manufacturing of 5 GW of silicon wafers, 5 GW of photo voltaic cells, and 5 GW of PV modules.
SEG Photo voltaic, a US photo voltaic panel maker, has signed a land-utilization settlement with Kawasan Industri Terpadu Batang (Grand Batang Metropolis), the most important industrial property operated by a state-owned enterprise in Indonesia.
The deal is a part of a $500 million plan to make silicon ingots, wafers, cells, and photo voltaic panels. The vertically built-in mission will embrace 5 GW of silicon wafers, 5 GW of photo voltaic cells, and 5 GW of PV modules. Within the first section, SEG will construct factories for five GW of photo voltaic cells and three GW of photo voltaic panels, with plans to complete the mission by the second quarter of 2025.
“Built-in structure throughout all the trade chain is essential for SEG to stick to legally compliant provide chain requirements,” SEG Chief Working Officer Jun Zhuge stated in a press launch. “By means of upstream and downstream coordination, SEG ensures the availability of fresh, traceable inexperienced merchandise for the markets in the US, Europe, and Indonesia.
The location in Batang Regency, Java, will span greater than 40 hectares. It may turn into the most important PV industrial park in Southeast Asia, in line with SEG Photo voltaic. The Texas-based firm claimed that the economic park may create greater than 3,000 jobs.
SEG Photo voltaic stated it is going to use the cells for its international module manufacturing facility, which it claimed will make its provide chain traceable, whereas guaranteeing it has a steady provide of core supplies.
In February, SEG Photo voltaic unveiled new PV modules primarily based on n-type tunnel oxide passivated contact (TOPcon) know-how.
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