FuturaSun expanding to become system provider

04/25/2025 | Print view
Clean ambitions at the FuturaSun headquarters. - © FuturaSun
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Clean ambitions at the FuturaSun headquarters.

FuturaSun, founded in 2008 in Padua, Italy, now offers cells, modules, inverters and storage systems, with factories in China and Europe.

In 2020, FuturaSun produced its first gigawatt of N-type IBC cells (IBC: interdigitated back contact). Rome-based firm Sertix was acquired to support development of perovskite modules.

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In Jiangsu, China, an industrial site is nearing completion and is set to produce an impressive twelve gigawatts of N-type solar cells annually. A gigafactory for solar modules is also planned in Italy. (TF)

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