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Where detail sets the tone. The Q.HOME CORE G3 engineered by Qcells aims to deliver energy with intelligence, elegance, and absolute dependability. It combines scalable 13.1–26.2 kWh capacity with intelligent monitoring, Storm Protect alerts, and a 15-year warranty, bringing performance, control, and resilience together in one thoughtfully designed system. Elegance meets uncompromising energy independence. 👉Experience the new standard: https://ow.ly/nJw050ZGxk1

Have you talked to our awesome Sales Team yet? ☀️They’re  putting the 'miles' in 'smiles' as they travel coast to coast, meeting partners and showcasing Qcells products. Rest assured you’re in good hands with the best team in the industry. Take advantage of your one-stop hub for product training, resources and customer support. 🔗Here’s how to join today: https://ow.ly/hFXE50ZGwYK

By establishing a robust, homegrown energy supply chain, this nation is doing what it has always done best: 👉laying down a stronger, more resilient foundation for the next generation. 🇺🇸 Securing our energy independence means producing it right here on U.S. soil. At Qcells, we’re proud to create American jobs, and strengthen our nation’s energy future. 🔗Visit our website to learn more: https://ow.ly/LZZ350ZGhMY

For the latest highlight in our #FactoryFloor series, we were incredibly honored to welcome Congresswoman Lucy McBath to our Qcells Cartersville facility. We wanted to give her a firsthand look at the innovation, technology, and, most importantly, the amazing people driving America's clean energy future right here in Georgia, USA. We loved showing off the homegrown talent that is actively building the next generation of solar technology! A heartfelt thank you to Congresswoman McBath, as well as the dedicated team members representing Senator Raphael Warnock and Senator Jon Ossoff, for taking the time to visit us and learn more about the work happening every day at Qcells. We deeply appreciate the opportunity to show exactly how American manufacturing, innovation, and workforce development are coming together to power a brighter, more secure energy future. There is simply no substitute for seeing advanced #American manufacturing in action! 🇺🇸🏭

A day in the life of Michael A. Dunn, Senior Manager of Market Intelligence & Policy Analysis at Qcells, includes decoding complex market trends, tracking shifting energy policies, and translating critical data into actionable strategies that drive our clean energy growth. 💭 Michael shares, “To successfully navigate the energy transition, we have to look at the full picture. Data and policy go hand-in-hand. By understanding the intersection of market dynamics and legislative shifts, we can anticipate industry trends, adapt our business strategies, and ensure Qcells remains at the forefront of the solar and storage revolution.” 👉 From deep-diving into market forecasts to evaluating the real-world impact of new energy legislation, Michael plays a vital role in making data-driven strategy and market foresight a core part of Qcells’ mission. What emerging market trends or policies do you think will have the biggest impact on the clean energy transition? Drop it in the comments below. 👇

Today, we are thrilled to announce a major expansion of our strategic alliance with Microsoft. Building on our role in supplying American-assembled solar panels and engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services, we are directly addressing one of the biggest challenges of the AI era: adding massive computing capacity without shifting the energy burden onto local communities. Under a proposed “bring-your-own-capacity” model, Qcells would develop generation and flexible energy resources that could serve Microsoft or the local utility in areas where AI expansion is happening. The companies are also exploring Virtual Power Plants that install and aggregate thousands of residential and commercial batteries into one coordinated grid resource, prioritizing participation from income-qualified households to ensure the economic benefits of AI infrastructure extend directly into the surrounding communities. This initiative aims to ease peak utility demand, as well as stabilize the gridand energy bills. "As AI transforms the economy, we have an opportunity to rethink how the energy infrastructure supporting it is built. Now we're exploring how we can build the energy capacity needed for AI while creating lasting value for the communities that share the grid." — Andy Park, Global CEO of Qcells. 🔗 Full announcement in comments.

Today, we are thrilled to announce a major expansion of our strategic alliance with Microsoft. Building on our role in supplying American-assembled solar panels and engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services, we are directly addressing one of the biggest challenges of the AI era: adding massive computing capacity without shifting the energy burden onto local communities. Under a proposed “bring-your-own-capacity” model, Qcells would develop generation and flexible energy resources that could serve Microsoft or the local utility in areas where AI expansion is happening. The companies are also exploring Virtual Power Plants that install and aggregate thousands of residential and commercial batteries into one coordinated grid resource, prioritizing participation from income-qualified households to ensure the economic benefits of AI infrastructure extend directly into the surrounding communities. This initiative aims to ease peak utility demand, as well as stabilize the gridand energy bills. "As AI transforms the economy, we have an opportunity to rethink how the energy infrastructure supporting it is built. Now we're exploring how we can build the energy capacity needed for AI while creating lasting value for the communities that share the grid." — Andy Park, Global CEO of Qcells. 🔗 Full announcement in comments.