Two Decades of Solar Innovation

NanoPV partnered with various international groups to build various solar module manufacturing plants and solar farms globally. One of the first solar farms of India was developed.

Governor Brian Kemp announces NanoPV's $36 million in 2021 investment to open a manufacturing and distribution facility in Americus, Sumter County, Georgia. The 56,000 sq. ft. plant at Ted Baldwin Industrial Park aims for 500 MW annual capacity with plans to scale to 2,000 MW — potentially making NanoPV the largest solar manufacturer in the United States. -capacity is 500MW

With a project pipeline exceeding 2.5 GW across domestic and international markets, NanoPV continues to advance high-energy-yield, low-cost solar manufacturing and project development—from Princeton to Americus, and from Texas to Georgia—helping power a more sustainable future.

NanoPV is actively supporting and safe-harboring multiple solar energy projects in the United States, backed by executed purchase orders associated with GreenRay Solar's utility-scale project in Texas and the Elberton Solar Farm project in the State of Georgia. These projects provide a strong foundation for the Company's U.S. manufacturing expansion strategy and support the deployment of domestically manufactured solar cells and modules.

Through its integrated approach to manufacturing, project development, and energy infrastructure, NanoPV is positioning itself as a key contributor to America's growing clean energy economy.