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Solar manufacturer expands Houston footprint with new 4-gigawatt factory
Houston-based SEG Solar plans to open a new 4-gigawatt solar module manufacturing facility in Cypress.
The facility represents more than a $200 million investment and will raise SEG's total annual U.S. module production capacity to approximately 6 gigawatts, according to a new release. The expansion is part of SEG’s long-term goal of becoming one of the largest 100 percent U.S.-owned module manufacturers.
The new 500,000-square-foot facility will be located on Telge Road and is expected to create 800 new jobs, according to reports.
“This new facility marks an important milestone for SEG,” Timothy Johnson, VP of operations, said in the release. “It will further strengthen our U.S. manufacturing capabilities while supporting ongoing technology innovation. The plant is designed with the flexibility to integrate next-generation technologies, including (heterojunction solar technology) as the industry evolves.”
Commercial operations at the new facility are expected to commence in Q3 2026.
SEG is also developing a 5-gigawatt ingot and wafer manufacturing facility in Indonesia. Construction on the facility is expected to begin in Q2 2026.
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