BYD Boosts Brazilian Solar Energy with New Production Line
Chinese electric vehicle and battery manufacturer BYD has expanded its solar energy operations in Brazil. The company inaugurated a new production line in Campinas, Sao Paulo, in April 2023, equipped with advanced technology to handle all solar cell sizes.
BYD's Brazil-based factory, established in 2017 with an initial annual production capacity of 200 MW, has already produced over 2 million solar modules. This new line will further boost the factory's output and solidify BYD's position as a significant player in the Brazilian solar energy news market.
In December 2023, BYD will start producing n-type TOPCon solar modules at this new line, catering to the growing demand from Brazilian customers. These modules, equipped with upgraded technology, promise enhanced efficiency and reliability.
BYD's expansion in Brazil's solar energy sector reflects the company's commitment to the region and its potential. With the new production line in Campinas, BYD continues to contribute to Brazil's renewable energy transition, providing high-quality solar modules tailored to local news.
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