Runergy has officially commenced production at its advanced solar module manufacturing facility in Huntsville, Alabama, marking a strategic expansion into the North American market. This new facility strengthens the company's global footprint while enhancing its ability to meet the rising demand for renewable energy solutions in the U.S.
The Huntsville facility is set to fulfill its first customer orders this October, representing a key moment for both Runergy and the local community. In a symbolic gesture, all employees signed the first solar module produced at the site, celebrating the collective effort that made this achievement possible.
With an annual nameplate output of 2 GW, the Huntsville plant positions Runergy as one of the largest solar manufacturers in the U.S. This facility is expected to create jobs and boost economic opportunities in the region, while also contributing to America’s clean energy goals. According to Jet Li, General Manager of Runergy Alabama, the company is proud of its team's dedication and looks forward to advancing renewable energy production in the U.S.
Runergy's Huntsville facility is the company’s first U.S.-based manufacturing plant and a key element of its broader globalization strategy. As part of its mission, Runergy is committed to delivering high-efficiency, N-type solar modules to support the growing demand for clean energy. By producing modules locally, Runergy Alabama aims to reduce lead times, decrease reliance on overseas suppliers, and provide cost-effective solar technology to the U.S. market.
Dr. Jusong Wang, Managing Director of Runergy Alabama, emphasized the importance of local production in achieving these goals. The facility allows Runergy to better serve American customers while supporting national renewable energy targets. This move strengthens the company’s supply chain and defines its commitment to sustainability and quality.
Founded in 2013, Runergy specializes in the research, development, manufacturing, and global distribution of solar cells and modules. By the end of 2023, Runergy’s cumulative solar cell shipments exceeded 65 GW, reinforcing its position in the global market.
With manufacturing facilities in China, Thailand, Vietnam, and now the U.S., the company is able to meet the diverse needs of its international customer base. As part of its strategy, Runergy continues to expand its production capabilities while maintaining stringent quality standards and sustainable practices.
