T1 Energy Receives US Commerce Department Waiver for Solar Cell Imports

By Public Technologies
  • T1 Energy received a Commerce Department waiver on Oct. 22, 2026, allowing imports of up to 1,725 MW of solar cells.
  • The waiver provides temporary relief under August’s Section 232 proclamation targeting dumping and price manipulation of imported polysilicon and derived solar products.
  • The imports will support uninterrupted production at the G1_Dallas module facility while the 2,100 MW first phase of G2_Austin remains under construction.
  • First solar cell production at G2_Austin is expected in the first quarter of 2027.


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