Boviet expands solar module production capacity to 3 GW in N.C.
Boviet Solar Technology Co. Ltd. has added a third PV module manufacturing production line at the company’s factory in Greenville, North Carolina. This expansion increases the facility’s annual PV module production capacity from 2 GW to 3 GW.
The Greenville PV Module Factory (Phase I) began operations in April 2025 and produces Boviet’s top-performing Gamma Series Monofacial and Vega Series Bifacial PV modules. The addition of the third line strengthens the company’s ability to meet the growing demand for domestically produced solar products while supporting the United States’ clean energy transition.
“The addition of a third production line marks another important milestone in our Greenville journey,” said Marco Marquez, GM of Boviet’s Greenville Factory. “It further enhances our ability to serve our customers with reliable, U.S.-made PV modules while creating high-quality local jobs.”
In late August 2025, Boviet also announced the completion of exterior construction for its Phase II PV Cell Manufacturing Facility in Greenville, which is on track to commence mass production in 2026. The facility’s planned 3 GW annual PV cell capacity will align with the Greenville PV Module factory’s expanded module capacity, ensuring fully integrated U.S. solar manufacturing.
“Boviet Solar is deeply committed to the U.S. solar market,” said Sienna Cen, president of Boviet Solar USA. “With 3 GW of PV module capacity and the upcoming PV cell factory, we are delivering on our promise to expand domestic manufacturing, drive investment into local communities, and accelerate the nation’s renewable energy goals.”
With both factories combined, Boviet Solar will contribute a total of 3 GW of PV cell production capacity and 3 GW of PV module production capacity in the United States. The Greenville investment represents more than $400 million in total capital investment and will create more than 1,300 skilled local jobs once both phases are fully operational.
