Maxeon Solar Solutions Tapped for Major Solar Projects
At a recent clean energy gathering, Maxeon Solar Technologies, Ltd. (NASDAQ: MAXN)—long known for pushing solar technology forward—announced a new collaboration with Cypress Creek Renewables. Together, the companies will deploy Maxeon solar panels across key power plant projects nationwide, expanding reliable clean power where it’s needed most.
Rewiring Energy Infrastructure
Cypress Creek’s flagship hybrid facility, Zier, has reached a major milestone with the start of commercial operations. The site delivers 208MW of photovoltaic capacity and runs on more than 383,000 Maxeon Performance line solar panels. That scale translates into electricity for more than 41,000 households—real homes, real lights on.
For Cypress Creek, Zier isn’t just another project; it’s a marker of where utility-scale renewables are headed. For the broader market, it raises the bar on how large, efficient, and dependable a modern solar plant can be.
A Partnership Built to Scale
The working relationship between Maxeon and Cypress Creek continues to expand, with solar modules flowing to additional projects across multiple states. The aim is straightforward: add dependable capacity, site by site, and keep accelerating the shift to cleaner power on the grid.
Clean Energy, Clearly Stated
Maxeon points to the Cypress Creek collaboration as proof of its approach in action. "Maxeon has become the solar panel producer of choice for utility developers due to our combination of affordable pricing, quality performance, and a strong commitment to sustainability," stated Jason Espersen, Maxeon’s VP & GM for Utilities and Power Plants.
Technology on Display
During the event, Maxeon showcased its latest panel lineup, including Maxeon IBC solar panels designed to push the limits of photovoltaic design. The company also highlighted its Performance 7 solar panels featuring TOPCon cell technology, offering a blend of improved performance, installer?friendly features, and clean aesthetics—backed by a robust warranty.
On the Floor at RE+
Maxeon met with new and existing partners at RE+ booth D23045, demonstrating recent advances and comparing notes on upcoming deployments. The conversations underscored the company’s position in utility-scale solar and its focus on getting more high?quality projects built.
About Maxeon Solar Technologies
Maxeon Solar Technologies (NASDAQ: MAXN) operates with the mission of Powering Positive Change™, drawing on more than 35 years of experience in solar innovation. With a steady emphasis on sustainability and advanced panel design, Maxeon serves a broad mix of customers—from residential rooftops to commercial facilities to utility-scale power plants.
About Cypress Creek Renewables
Cypress Creek Renewables is a leader in developing, financing, and operating large-scale renewable energy projects. Its track record includes over 12GW of developed solar capacity and a growing pipeline totaling 30GW, reflecting a clear commitment to building out the next wave of clean power.
Frequently Asked Questions
What did Maxeon and Cypress Creek announce?
They announced a collaboration to deploy Maxeon solar panels at utility-scale power plant projects across the United States, building on an already active partnership.
What stands out about the Zier facility?
Zier has entered commercial operation with 208MW of photovoltaic capacity powered by more than 383,000 Maxeon Performance line panels—enough electricity for more than 41,000 households.
Which Maxeon technologies were highlighted?
Maxeon showcased its Maxeon IBC solar panels and its Performance 7 panels featuring TOPCon cell technology, emphasizing strong performance, clean aesthetics, and a robust warranty.
Why do utility developers choose Maxeon?
As noted by Maxeon’s Jason Espersen, developers value the combination of affordable pricing, quality performance, and a firm commitment to sustainability.
How large is Cypress Creek’s portfolio and pipeline?
Cypress Creek has developed more than 12GW of solar projects and maintains a pipeline of future projects totaling 30GW.
