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BYD opens module production line in Campinas

The company will sell high-power modules, ranging from 450 W to 670 W

BYD solar canal opens module production line in Campinas

Production of the new modules is scheduled to begin on April 25. Photo: BYD

BYD Energy has confirmed the inauguration of its new photovoltaic module production line in Campinas (SP). Production and sales of the new modules produced by the company are scheduled to begin on April 25.

A Ceremony is scheduled for April 19th, will be attended by authorities and other guests, in addition to the company's board, including Stella Li, Global Executive Vice President of BYD.

According to the manufacturer, in addition to implementing state-of-the-art equipment, which made it possible to increase the level of automation and technology in manufacturing processes, several technologies were added to the products such as Multi-busbar, half-cell, 1/3 cut cell, micro-gap and negative-gap.

With the inauguration, the company will now sell a complete line of high-power, mono and bifacial modules, ranging from 450 W to 670 W. According to BYD, the new line has also allowed the factory to become compatible with all dimensions of photovoltaic cells currently available on the market, with significant gains in productivity and efficiency.

“It is now possible to laminate and encapsulate conventional or double-glass modules. Another notable fact is that the expansion and transformation of production processes has allowed the company to triple its capacity to reach 0,5 GW, enough to supply a city with 750 inhabitants,” the company said in a press release.

national technology

The new voltaic modules that are being sold on the market by BYD Energy – from design, development, to complete implementation – were developed by the company's own local engineering team.

“This is BYD’s great differentiator. When we talk about investing or developing the market, we don’t just think about production and sales. It also includes the training of specialized labor and training. We are very proud to say that much of our equipment was developed by the R&D and Product Engineering team here in Brazil,” says Marcelo Taborda, Commercial Director of BYD Energy Brazil.

Taborda adds that BYD has all the necessary equipment to measure and certify the photovoltaic modules developed in the Brazilian market. “This way, we were able to certify our modules and others produced abroad, at BYD Energy itself. With this, we gained a lot in agility, time, deadline, cost and also in quality”, he adds.

“From the beginning, BYD understood that there was a great market potential for the growth of a technology that was still beginning in Brazil, but already consolidated abroad. Therefore, it invested heavily in the area. Today, in addition to representing the largest factory in operation and occupying the position of largest manufacturer in the country, it has produced more than 1,6 million modules in the last five years, bringing great independence and savings to the market, as a source of clean and renewable energy. ", highlights Adalberto Maluf, Director of Marketing and Sustainability at BYD Brasil.

Ericka Araújo
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Ericka Araújo

Communications Manager of Canal Solar. Host of Papo Solar. Since 2020, he has been following the renewable energy market. He has experience in producing podcasts, interview programs and writing journalistic articles. In 2019, he received the 2019 Tropical Journalist Award from SBMT and the FEAC Journalism Award.

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