<div></div> <span>First Solar, the largest solar panel maker in the US, today announced that it has broken ground on its $1.1 billion factory in Louisiana.</span> more… The post The US’s largest solar panel maker breaks ground on a 3.5 GW factory appeared first on Electrek.
Why did they build it in a state with so much exposure to climate disasters? The South is going to stop being a liveable place within our lifetime.
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University of Louisiana has a big solar research facility.
3.5 GW what? Per day? Per year? Over the lifetime of the factory?
It is just power, not energy. Letting it run for an hour would result in 3.5 GWh.
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Few articles seem to mention it, but:
an annual production capacity of 3.5 GW.
https://renewablesnow.com/news/first-solar-turns-sod-on-35-gw-panel-factory-in-louisiana-834588/
