local time, SEG Solar, an American photovoltaic module manufacturer, announced that. The first HJT (heterojunction) module of its second photovoltaic module manufacturing plant (Tomball # 1) in the Greater Houston area was officially offline . According

to SEG Solar, this marks the start of commercial production of HJT components at the company's second U.S. plant, further expanding the company's manufacturing capacity in North America. The total production capacity is 6GW .
Earlier, on May 8, the company announced the construction of a 4G W photovoltaic module manufacturing plant in Houston. Three months later, on August 7, SEG Solar held the opening ceremony of the plant.
Tomball # 1 project , with a total investment of US $ 200 million, is SEG's largest photovoltaic module manufacturing plant in the United States and one of the largest HJT module manufacturing bases in the United States. The planned capacity is 4GW .
According to the latest news on the company's official website, the company has started the construction of another 4.6 GW HJT component plant in the United States, which is expected to be put into operation in 2027. By then, the total production capacity of SEG modules in the United States will exceed 10.6 GW .
On June 1, the company launched its third manufacturing plant in the Houston metropolitan area, with a planned capacity of 4.6GW , which is expected to be completed in March 2027 and put into operation in May of the same year.
At the same time, SEG Solar is also promoting the construction of photovoltaic industrial parks in the United States, and plans to realize the production of batteries in the United States in 2028. Complete the vertical integration layout of the whole chain from silicon ingots, silicon wafers to batteries and components.
In addition, Zhuge Jun, founder and chief operating officer of SEG Solar, revealed in August that SEG is actively looking for a local battery production base in the United States, while promoting the layout of overseas production capacity -2027. Its Indonesian photovoltaic industrial park will build a production system from silicon ingots to cells.
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