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TOYO to invest $357m in HJT solar cell manufacturing plant in Texas
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- TOYO to invest $357m in HJT solar cell manufacturing plant in Texas.
- The project involves an estimated capital investment of $357m (Y57.18bn) and is expected to create around 400 direct full-time manufacturing jobs.
- The new manufacturing plant, which will be co-located with TOYO’s existing solar module site, will form an integrated hub for solar production.
TOYO to invest $357m in HJT solar cell manufacturing plant in Texas. The new manufacturing plant will be co-located with TOYO’s existing solar module site. · Power Technology · DC Studio/Shutterstock.com. Anwesha Pattanaik Tue, June 9, 2026 at 5:51 PM GMT+7 2 min read Japan-based solar solutions provider TOYO has outlined plans to establish a 1.5GW heterojunction (HJT) solar cell manufacturing facility in the Houston metropolitan area of Texas, US.
The project involves an estimated capital investment of $357m (Y57.18bn) and is expected to create around 400 direct full-time manufacturing jobs.
The new manufacturing plant, which will be co-located with TOYO’s existing solar module site, will form an integrated hub for solar production.
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