Qcells

Company Overview

Qcells was originally founded in Germany in 1999. It was acquired by Hanwha Group in 2012 and is now headquartered in South Korea. It specializes in photovoltaic manufacturing and solar projects. Qcells’ proprietary Q.ANTUM technology has upgraded the standards in module performance and efficiency throughout the solar industry, and its four-level quality program guarantees long-term profit with enhanced reliability. Qcells operates the largest solar panel manufacturing facility of its kind in Dalton, Georgia. It is building a second factory in Cartersville, Georgia, where it will manufacture ingots, wafers, cells, and finished panels, making it the largest investment in U.S. solar history to create an integrated, sustainable domestic supply chain. Once fully operational, Qcells’ annual solar panel production capacity in the U.S. will reach 8.4 gigawatts with around 46,000 panels per day.

Company's Business Segments

• Clean Energy Solutions : The company offers fully integrated clean energy solutions, offering high-quality solar panels (PV modules), energy storage systems, and AI-driven software for energy management.