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Search ArticlesNextracker Opens New U.S. Factory with Dedicated Capacity in Las Vegas with Unimacts
New Nextracker-dedicated solar manufacturing facility creates over 100 jobs FREMONT, California, September 11, 2023 – Nextracker (Nasdaq: NXT), a global market leader of solar tracker and software solutions, and Unimacts (UNX), a leading provider of industrial manufacturing and supply chain solutions, today announced the grand opening of a Nextracker-dedicated manufacturing facility in Las Vegas.
Dedicated Nextracker Manufacturing Line at New MSS Steel Factory to Bring New Jobs and Millions of Dollars in Investment to Tennessee Valley Region
3-Gigawatt Volume Commitment Agreement Drives Additional Manufacturing Expansion in Memphis Memphis, Tennessee, 18 May 2023 – Nextracker Inc. (Nasdaq: NXT), a global market leader in utility-scale solar trackers, and MSS Steel Tubes USA, a joint venture of Metalogalva and Soufer, today announced the commissioning of a new Tennessee factory to manufacture low-carbon steel components for Nextracker’s solar tracking systems.
The Middle East and Steel: The Future of Solar is Local
Need another proof point that solar is rapidly expanding its global presence? Then look no further than the world’s largest oil exporter. At last year’s United Nations climate talks in Glasgow, Scotland, The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia set an ambitious target of net zero emissions by 2060, known as The Saudi Green Initiative. The Kingdom has the 6th greatest solar energy capacity in the world, and it’s counting on solar panels to deliver nearly 70% of its clean energy capacity.
Beyond the Burn: A Photographic Expedition of Australian Solar Farms
For 100 years, we’ve burnt things to produce energy. Since the first solar farm came to life in 2012 near Geraldton, Western Australia, utility solar has fought an uphill battle to take its rightful place in Australia’s energy mix. Facing roadblocks at every turn including a fossil fuel-favored policy environment, lengthy grid connection delays, export curtailments, and the resulting investment uncertainty, the sector took longer to build momentum than should have been the case.