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A Sustainable Future Made in South Carolina

Who We Are

Silfab Solar is a North American leader in high-efficiency solar panel assembly with over 40 years of solar industry experience. We have facilities in Washington State and Canada, delivering top-performing panels designed specifically for the North American market and climate.

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At Silfab Solar, our purpose is to make a difference in the world by reducing carbon emissions and improving access to clean energy with every module we make.

What we bring to york county

With facilities already in Washington state and Canada, Silfab Solar is excited to expand its North American production capacity in York County. Silfab Solar is a leader in high-efficiency solar panel assembly, and we are eager to build a more sustainable future with solar panels made in South Carolina.

800 new skilled jobs
$17 million in property taxes to Fort Mill Schools
Approximately $4.7 million in property tax to York County
Estimated annual payroll, once fully staffed, of more than $48 million
Clean, safe processes with a low impact on traffic
Contributions to local philanthropic and community-building endeavors
A business that makes health and safety and sustainable practices a key priority
Bring the first fully automated and integrated solar panel and solar cell assembly to the United States.

Community Involvement

Along with being one of the leading companies in the solar industry, Silfab Solar is committed to being a responsible neighbor and fellow citizen. The company has engaged in several community projects and provided power to those most in need with the donation of hundreds of solar panels annually.

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  • Veteran Support: “Semper Cares” program: For the past 2 years, Silfab Solar has donated solar panels to the Semper Cares foundation. This charity works to give back by installing solar panels for veterans in the United States.
  • Educational Support: The ZeNETH Tiny House Project at WWU, was created to provide students with actionable education while addressing local issues through sustainable building and energy design. It is a student-led effort at Western Washington University’s Institute for Energy Studies. Silfab Solar donated solar panels for this initiative in 2019.
  • Environmental Support: In Bellingham, WA, Silfab Solar donated 325 solar panels for a high school that would be a sustainable environment that promotes global citizenship and environmental awareness. Along with other community donations, the panels were connected to the utility grid and this array can now produce nearly 100kW of power.
  • ALS Community Support: Silfab Solar supports Matt’s Place Foundation in Spokane, WA, a charitable organization that assists people living with ALS and their families. Silfab donated solar panels to help power a new ultimate ALS home for at-risk families battling ALS.

As Silfab Solar seeks expansion in York County, SC, the company has already begun discussions with York Technical Community College and other local entities to prepare the next generation of advanced manufacturing workers. Over time, Silfab will continue to look for additional opportunities to give back and help build a more prosperous and sustainable community in York County.

low traffic impact

Silfab Solar engaged a qualified local engineering firm to examine potential traffic impacts of a new facility. After thorough analysis, it was determined that Silfab Solar’s operations would have little to no adverse impact on local traffic.

Additionally, by combining off-shift schedules for employees and limited truck deliveries during peak travel times, Silfab Solar can further reduce potential adverse traffic congestion in the surrounding community. When compared to a designated distribution center, Silfab Solar's production facility would have a significantly reduced impact on local traffic congestion.

Silfab Solar manufacturing facility in Burlington, Washington

Careful consideration and analysis of local traffic impacts from Silfab Solar’s facility is what the community expects and deserves. Silfab Solar is committed to working with all parties, including York County and the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT), to ensure all relevant information is disseminated to the public.

The following intersections were included in the Traffic Impact Analysis:

  • Logistics Land and Baxter Lane
  • Central Carolina Parkway and Logistics Lane
  • U.S. Route 21 and Central Carolina Parkway
  • U.S. Route 21 and Regent Parkway

bringing solar back home

This facility will be the first United States company to reshore solar cell design and production from China. What was once a prominent U.S. industry and product is now dominated by China. By locating in York County, Silfab Solar will:

Bring solar production back to the U.S.

Decrease the dependency on foreign imports

Help create jobs for workers in America

Generate further economic growth in supporting industries

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