Photovoltaic Module Production Gains Momentum in Kagawa

Photovoltaic Module Production in Kagawa

In an exciting development for the photovoltaic (PV) industry, SolarEdge Innovations, a leading solar panel manufacturer, has announced plans to expand its module production facility in Kagawa, Japan. This expansion aims to significantly boost the company’s capacity to meet growing demand for solar modules and reinforce Kagawa's position as a hub for renewable energy technology.

The facility in Kagawa is expected to double its current production output by the end of this year. This expansion comes as part of a broader strategy to increase SolarEdge’s global presence and solidify its leadership in PV technology. The company also anticipates creating several hundred new jobs in the region, providing a significant boost to the local economy.

"We are thrilled to be expanding our operations in Kagawa," said Taro Saito, CEO of SolarEdge Innovations. "The support from local authorities and the availability of skilled labor have been instrumental in our decision to grow our footprint here. We look forward to contributing further to the growth of the renewable energy sector."

According to industry experts, the growth in photovoltaic module production will not only accelerate Japan's transition to clean energy but also contribute significantly to global efforts towards sustainability. The University of Cambridge, known for its research in renewable energy systems, has also expressed interest in collaborating with SolarEdge on innovative projects aimed at advancing solar module technology.