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T1 Energy Inc. (NYSE: TE) generates a steady flow of news as it builds out a U.S.-based solar and battery supply chain. The company’s announcements highlight its progress in manufacturing photovoltaic solar modules, developing a domestic solar cell fab in Texas, and structuring its business to align with U.S. energy and industrial policy. Readers following TE news can see how T1 Energy’s operational milestones, capital formation activities, and regulatory positioning evolve over time.
Recent press releases describe construction starting on the G2_Austin solar cell fab in Rockdale, Texas, which is planned as a multi‑gigawatt high‑efficiency TOPCon cell facility intended to supply cells for modules produced at the existing 5 GW G1_Dallas module plant. News items also cover commercial agreements, such as a three‑year contract to supply Treaty Oak Clean Energy, LLC with a minimum of 900 MW of modules built with domestic cells from G2_Austin, and a multi‑year frame supply agreement with Nextpower for steel module frames.
Investors can also track T1 Energy’s financing and capital markets activity through its news. The company has announced public offerings of common stock and 5.25% convertible senior notes due 2030, as well as registered direct offerings of common and preferred stock. These updates often explain how proceeds are expected to support working capital, the first phase of G2_Austin, and efforts to comply with Foreign Entity of Concern provisions under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Another recurring theme in TE news is the monetization of Section 45X production tax credits. T1 Energy has reported accruing these credits and, in one release, completing a $160 million sale of Section 45X credits to a U.S. financial institution. For readers interested in the intersection of solar manufacturing, U.S. policy, and tax incentives, the TE news feed offers insight into how the company is responding to regulatory requirements and market demand. Bookmark this page to review earnings releases, project updates, policy‑related disclosures, and major contract announcements as they are reported.
T1 Energy (NYSE:TE) has expressed support for two significant trade policy developments: a Section 232 investigation into foreign-sourced polysilicon and the Solar 4 AD/CVD case targeting imports from Indonesia, Laos, and India. The company's existing contract for U.S.-made polysilicon positions it advantageously if tariffs or import restrictions are implemented.
T1 Energy's domestic manufacturing strategy includes the operational 5 GW G1_Dallas solar module facility and planned G2_Austin solar cell facility. CEO Daniel Barcelo emphasized the company's commitment to revitalizing American manufacturing, with these trade actions expected to create a favorable policy environment for T1's business objectives.
T1 Energy (NYSE: TE) expressed confidence in its strategic positioning regarding the proposed 45X Production Tax Credit in the U.S. Senate's budget bill. The legislation, extending through 2032, aims to boost domestic solar module production and supply chain development.
The company highlighted key aspects of the bill including transferability and stackability of 45X credits, which are expected to contribute to T1's EBITDA. T1 is advancing capital formation initiatives for its planned 5 GW U.S. Solar Cell Facility (G2_Austin) in Milam County, Texas, with construction expected to begin in Q3 2025.
Regarding the proposed excise tax on solar projects using components from Foreign Entities of Concern (FEOC), T1 Energy believes it can adapt its manufacturing operations to provide tax-exempt American solar modules through its operational 5 GW Solar Module Facility (G1_Dallas).
T1 Energy (NYSE: TE) has signed a non-binding Heads of Agreement with Manaar Gulf Saudi Arabia Ltd. to explore potential strategic investment in their planned G2_Austin 5 GW solar cell manufacturing facility. The agreement was signed on May 13th, 2025, during a ceremony in Riyadh hosted by the Saudi Ministry of Investment (MISA), aligning with the Trump administration's 'America First' program and Saudi Arabia's commitment to U.S. energy infrastructure investments.
CEO Daniel Barcelo emphasized the importance of establishing a domestic solar manufacturing supply chain, building upon their existing G1_Dallas facility. The partnership aims to accelerate T1's development plans and strengthen their position as a U.S. solar energy leader. The collaboration also opens possibilities for T1 to explore investments in Saudi Arabia's solar manufacturing sector.
T1 Energy (NYSE: TE) has announced two key additions to its leadership team, effective May 1st. Andy Munro joins as Chief Legal Officer, bringing over 30 years of legal and management experience, particularly in solar energy manufacturing. He previously held positions at SOLARCYCLE, Calypso Energy, and Qcells North America.
Russell Gold has been appointed as Executive Vice President of Strategic Communications. Gold comes with a distinguished background as an author and journalist, including a 21-year tenure at the Wall Street Journal as an energy industry investigative reporter. He is a two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist and Gerald Loeb Award winner.
These appointments align with T1's strategy to establish itself as a vertically integrated solar and storage manufacturing and technology leader in the United States.
T1 Energy Inc. (NYSE: TE) expresses support for newly announced U.S. tariffs that align with their strategy to build an integrated domestic solar supply chain. The company operates a 5 GW solar module facility (G1 Dallas) and is developing the G2 Austin solar cell facility in Texas.
CEO Daniel Barcelo states these tariffs should accelerate T1's expansion plans in the U.S. solar value chain. The company currently employs over 1,000 people between G1 and corporate staff, with the planned G2 facility expected to create up to 1,700 new jobs in Milam County, Texas.
The tariffs are anticipated to enhance U.S. solar production competitiveness by providing developers with financial incentives to purchase domestically produced technology.
T1 Energy (NYSE: TE) reported Q4 and full-year 2024 results, highlighting significant progress in its U.S. solar manufacturing operations. The company's G1 Dallas facility exceeded production plans by 48% in early 2025, producing over 220 MW of solar modules and is on track to reach 3.4 GW production target for 2025.
T1 announced plans for G2 Austin, a 5 GW solar cell manufacturing facility in Milam County, Texas, representing an $850 million investment and creating 1,800 new jobs. The company completed the acquisition of Trina Solar's U.S. manufacturing assets for $621 million in December 2024.
Financial results showed a Q4 2024 net loss of $(367.2) million, or $(2.59) per share, compared to $(24.2) million in Q4 2023. The company maintains its 2025 EBITDA guidance of $75-125 million and projects annual run-rate EBITDA of $650-750 million once both facilities are optimized.