The US’s largest solar panel maker breaks ground on a 3.5 GW factory
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3.5 GW what? Per day? Per year? Over the lifetime of the factory?
Few articles seem to mention it, but:
https://renewablesnow.com/news/first-solar-turns-sod-on-35-gw-panel-factory-in-louisiana-834588/
It is just power, not energy. Letting it run for an hour would result in 3.5 GWh.
https://louisiana.edu/news/newly-announced-first-solar-facility-will-rely-ul-lafayette-research-grads
University of Louisiana has a big solar research facility.