Hanwha Qcells Breaks Ground on $2.5B Solar Manufacturing Complex in Georgia, US
Hanwha's US investment shows how Korean companies are leveraging the IRA to build Western solar supply chains, reducing dependence on Chinese manufacturing.
Hanwha Qcells commenced construction on a $2.5 billion solar manufacturing complex in Georgia, establishing the largest integrated solar supply chain in the Western Hemisphere.
Hanwha Solutions' solar division Qcells has broken ground on a $2.5 billion solar manufacturing complex in Cartersville, Georgia, which will be the largest fully integrated solar supply chain facility in the Western Hemisphere. The complex will produce ingots, wafers, cells, and modules, creating 2,500 jobs and producing 8.4 GW of solar modules annually.
Hanwha's US investment shows how Korean companies are leveraging the IRA to build Western solar supply chains, reducing dependence on Chinese manufacturing.
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