CS PowerTech Opens US HJT PV Cell Plant, Expanding CSIQ's U.S. Footprint
Jul 24, 2026, 7:03 AM EDT2 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Significant expansion of US manufacturing, high-capacity HJT technology, and large local investment likely to improve supply-chain resilience and long-term margins; sustained upside if phase two proceeds as planned and demand for high-efficiency cells remains robust.
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CS PowerTech, a CSIQ subsidiary, announced the Jeffersonville, Indiana HJT PV cell plant opening, reinforcing U.S. manufacturing and energy ambitions. The facility aims for >6 GWp annual capacity, supports 1,200+ jobs, and represents nearly $1 billion in local investment, with phase two expansion targeted by year-end. This strengthens CSIQ's domestic supply chain and HJT leadership over the coming years.
Full capacity >6 GWp annually; 1,200+ jobs; $1B investment.
Plant enhances U.S. manufacturing, supply-chain resilience, energy security.
Phase two expansion planned by year-end; CSIQ leverages HJT tech.
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