TOYO completes 2 GW Texas solar module expansion
- TOYO completed its Texas solar module capacity expansion to 2 GW, celebrating the milestone with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
- The multi-million-dollar facility expansion includes an exclusive commitment to source and utilize U.S. polysilicon.
- The company expects to complete a new heterojunction solar cell line in Texas during the first quarter of 2028.
TOYO (NASDAQ:TOYO) completed its Texas solar module capacity expansion to 2 GW, hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its Humble facility.
The 2 GW figure represents nameplate manufacturing capacity at the expanded Texas site rather than immediate reported production volumes.
The expansion project involved an investment of hundreds of millions of dollars alongside a commitment to utilize exclusively U.S. polysilicon.
Concurrently, corporate management presented its updated long-term growth strategy and operational roadmap during an Analyst Day presentation.
The company also outlined plans to build a heterojunction (HJT) solar cell production line at the same location.
TOYO expects to complete the specialized HJT solar cell line during the first quarter of 2028 to expand integrated domestic manufacturing.
