Laos commercial solar photovoltaic panel manufacturer

Is SolarSpace launching a 5GW high-efficiency solar cell plant in Laos?

SolarSpace, a China-based PV cell and module manufacturer, announced the first phase of a 5GW high-efficiency solar cell plant in Laos, giving momentum to its overseas production capacity. SolarSpace marked the start of the first phase of its 5 GW high-efficiency solar cell plant in Laos at a recent launch event in the Saysettha Development Zone.

Why is SolarSpace expanding its manufacturing capacity in Laos?

By expanding its manufacturing capacity in Laos, SolarSpace aims to meet the growing global demand for PV modules across various technology platforms. This development also holds promise for the burgeoning solar sector in Laos.

Where will SolarSpace manufacture high-efficiency solar cells?

The plant will manufacture high-efficiency cells, although the specific type was not disclosed. The factory is SolarSpace’s first PV manufacturing plant in Laos and its latest overseas manufacturing facility. It recently opened its first overseas plant, a 1.2 GW solar module factory in Cambodia.

Does Laos have a solar sector?

The news is also a positive development for the Laos solar sector. Last year, the country began construction on its first large-scale solar farm, a 50MW project in the south-east province of Attapeu, and the government has already made plans to expand its solar sector further.

Is Laos a viable destination for solar investment?

While the destination of SolarSpace's Laos-made modules remains unspecified, the establishment of a major manufacturing facility in the country marks a pivotal step in showcasing Laos as a viable destination for substantial solar investments, underlining its potential as a significant player in the global solar arena.

How many manufacturing facilities does SolarSpace have?

SolarSpace now operates a total of six manufacturing facilities, with a combined annual production capacity of 35GW, and will be keen to expand its operations elsewhere in Southeast Asia. Already a subscriber? Sign In