Siemens industry solar inverters

Where are Siemens solar inverters manufactured?

Siemens manufactures solar string inverters in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The company will produce utility-scale solar components specifically designed to serve the U.S. market at this new site. Siemens acquired this facility from KACO in 2019 and will make Blueplanet inverters there.

How many MW of string inverters will Siemens produce a year?

German-based Siemens plans to produce 800 MW of string inverters per year starting in 2024 at its new factory in the United States. An 800 MW annual production capacity facility will manufacture these inverters.

Where are solar string inverters manufactured?

Solar string inverters, which are devices that convert energy generated from solar panels into usable current, for the U.S. utility-scale market will be manufactured by Siemens at a facility in Kenosha, Wisconsin, operated by Sanmina (SANM.O).

How many solar inverters will a year produce?

Siemens plans to produce 800 megawatts of solar inverters per year. The Inflation Reduction Act has unleashed $100 billion in investment in the domestic solar sector in the last year, including $20 billion for solar and storage manufacturing, the top U.S. solar trade group said this week.

When will Siemens start producing solar energy equipment?

German conglomerate Siemens (SIEGn.DE) will start producing solar energy equipment in the United States in 2024 through a contract manufacturer in Wisconsin.

How many bptl3 string inverters will Siemens produce in 2024?

Siemens' facility is projected to begin production in early 2024 and will have a capacity of 5,200 BPTL3 string inverters (800 MW) per year. Over the past four years, Siemens has invested $3 billion to expand U.S. manufacturing and other strategic M&A activities.