Solar Energy

Jinko Solar to Manufacture Panels in Manisa

Jinko Solar, a global leader in the solar panel manufacturing industry, is set to produce its solar panels in Manisa, Turkey. The new production facility will have an annual capacity of 1.5 GW, marking a significant expansion of the company's manufacturing footprint in the region.

The facility is expected to create numerous job opportunities and contribute to the local economy. Jinko Solar's decision to establish a production plant in Manisa underscores Turkey's strategic importance in the renewable energy sector. The plant will produce the company's latest Tiger Neo series, known for their high efficiency and durability.

Jinko Solar CEO Kangping Chen emphasized the importance of this development in meeting the growing demand for renewable energy solutions. "Our new facility in Manisa will enhance our production capabilities and strengthen our presence in the European market," said Chen.

The Turkish government has been actively supporting renewable energy projects to reduce the country's dependence on fossil fuels and to promote sustainable development. The establishment of Jinko Solar's production plant aligns with Turkey's renewable energy targets and its commitment to environmental sustainability.

Manisa Mayor Cengiz Ergün expressed his support for the project, highlighting the positive impact it will have on the local community and economy. "We welcome Jinko Solar to Manisa and look forward to the economic and employment benefits this facility will bring," said Ergün.

This new facility represents a significant step forward for Jinko Solar and Turkey's renewable energy landscape, promising to deliver advanced solar technology to meet the region's energy needs.

Source: Enerji Gunlugu

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