Recently, American company DYCM Power announced a major investment plan to build a large-scale solar cell and module integrated factory in the southeastern region of the United States, aiming to become one of the leaders in this field. The factory will focus on producing cutting-edge TopCon technology batteries and components, with the first batch of products expected to be delivered in early 2026. The initial annual production capacity is set at 2GW, and plans to gradually expand to 6GW to meet the growing demand for efficient and environmentally friendly energy solutions in the market. This project not only marks DYCM Power's important layout in the clean energy sector in the United States, but is also expected to drive local economic development, create over 1500 direct job opportunities, and generate over $1 billion in economic impact.

The establishment and rapid development of DYCM Power coincided with the adjustment of US trade policies and the imposition of tariffs on foreign solar panels. This strategic positioning undoubtedly gave it an advantage in the domestic market. The company is a strong alliance between APC Holdings and Das&Co. 

It not only has strong capital support, but also actively builds a local supply chain system. It has signed a supply agreement with a leading American polycrystalline silicon supplier and reached a cooperation intention with a North American glass manufacturer. These series of measures demonstrate DYCM Power's firm determination and practical actions in promoting the localization and autonomy of the US solar energy industry. (This article is from the official website of Jian Dao: www.seetao.com. Reproduction without permission is prohibited, otherwise it will be prosecuted. Please indicate Jian Dao Net+original link when reprinting.) Jian Dao Net Strategy Column Editor/Li Na