Matrix, First Solar Partner for 2.1GW Order
- First Solar and Matrix Renewables have come together to deliver 2.1 GW of advanced thin film modules to power projects in the US and Spain. First Solar's technology is low-carbon and EPEAT-approved, with US and India factory expansions along with framework agreement with Energix Renewables. Responsibly powering the future!
First Solar and Matrix Renewables have announced an agreement for Matrix to purchase 2.1 GW of advanced thin film modules from First Solar. These modules are scheduled to be delivered between 2024 and 2027, and they will be used to power Matrix’s projects in the United States and Spain. First Solar's technology has the lowest carbon and water footprint among commercially available PV modules and is recognized in the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT) global registry for sustainable electronics. The firm also has plans to expand its US manufacturing capabilities and commission its first factory in India in the second half of 2023, adding 3.4 GW of new nameplate annual capacity. Furthermore, it has signed a framework agreement with Israeli solar developer Energix Renewables to supply 5 GW of modules, and a 279 MW thin film solar panel project in Alabama. All these developments support the firm’s commitment to Responsible Solar and demonstrate its partnership with technology market leaders.
What Partnerships Has First Solar Established to Support Responsible Solar?
- First Solar has partnered with Matrix Renewables to purchase 2.1 GW of advanced thin film modules that will be used to power Matrix’s projects in the United States and Spain.
- First Solar's technology is recognized in the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT) global registry for sustainable electronics.
- First Solar has plans to expand its US manufacturing capabilities and commission its first factory in India in the second half of 2023.
- First Solar has signed a framework agreement with Israeli solar developer Energix Renewables to supply 5 GW of modules.
- First Solar has signed a 279 MW thin film solar panel project in Alabama.
- These advancements demonstrate First Solar’s commitment to Responsible Solar and its partnerships with technology market leaders.
