Jacey solar Vietnam

What is JA Solar doing in Vietnam?

A 3.5GW photovoltaic cell technology project with registered capital of $210 million is also under construction and set to begin operation in the second quarter of this year. JA Solar, a solar cell and module manufacturer, has set out to invest $189 million into increasing the supply of high-efficiency products and raw materials in Vietnam.

Where are JA Solar solar cells made?

On May 8, JA Solar’s 3.5 GW factory in Vietnam produced its first solar cell, signifying the completion of the closed loop production of wafer, cells and modules in JA Solar’s production base in Vietnam. With RMB 1.47 billion total investment, the cell fab is dedicated to large size high-efficiency silicon solar cells.

How much will JA Solar invest in Vietnam?

Accordingly, the investor will develop 2.5GW at Vietnam’s Bac Giang province in the form of wafer slicing capacity for $189 million through the company’s wholly-owned subsidiary JA Solar Vietnam Co., Ltd. Construction and completion are expected to take around 12.5 months.

How much money does JA Solar invest in Bac Giang?

Bac Giang’s figure was $1.92 billion, doubling year-on-year, the ministry added. China-based JA Solar, among the biggest solar energy cell firms in the world, has received approval to invest an additional $378 million in an ongoing project in Vietnam’s northern province of Bac Giang.

How long does it take to build JA Solar in Vietnam?

Construction and completion are expected to take around 12.5 months. JA Solar entered Vietnam in 2016 with the first solar cells production plant worth $1 billion. At present, its annual production capacity in Vietnam stands at 1.5GW of silicon wafer and 3.5GW of solar modules.

What is JA Solar doing in Quang Chau?

In July, JA Solar signed a contract with Saigon-Bac Giang Industrial Park Corp to lease 88 ha (217 acres) of land for the factory at the Quang Chau Industrial Park. Earlier this month, JA Solar guided for fourth-quarter (Q4) cell and module shipments of 1.2 GW-1.3 GW, none of which will go for own solar power projects. (USD 1.0 = EUR 0.938)