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Solar Thin Films, Kraft Electronics, BudaSolar and individuals associated with these companies have been responsible for the delivery of "turnkey" systems and equipment using the "box carrier" batch process for the production of thin-film PV manufacturing facilities around the world:
| Place |
Date |
Capacity |
Status |
| Port Jervis, NY, USA |
1982 |
3.5 MW |
Transferred |
| Lens, France |
1984 |
2.5 MW |
Operating |
| Bridgend, UK |
1985 |
5 MW |
Operating |
| Birmingham, AL, USA |
1985 |
2.5 MW |
Transferred |
| Split, Yugoslavia |
1986 |
2.5 MW |
Operating |
| Harbin, China |
1987 |
2.5 MW |
Operating |
| Taipei, Taiwan |
1988 |
7 MW |
Operating |
| Shenzen, China |
1991 |
3 MW |
Operating |
| Fairfield, CA, USA |
1994 |
10 MW |
Transferred |
| Princeton, NJ, USA |
1997 |
5 MW |
Operating |
| DunaSolar, Hungary |
1998 |
5 MW |
Transferred |
| CalSolar, CA, USA |
2003 |
5 MW |
Transferred |
| Bangkok Solar, Thailand |
2005 |
5 MW to 54 MW |
Operating |
| EPV Solar, Portugal |
2007 |
5 MW |
Operating |
| EPV Solar, Taiwan |
2007 |
5 MW |
Operating |
| EPV Solar, New Jersey |
2008 |
30 MW |
Operating |
| CG Solar, China |
2007 |
2.5 MW to 5 MW |
Operating |
| JN Solar, China |
2005 |
2.5 MW to 17.5 MW |
Operating |
| EPV Solar, Germany |
2008 |
20 MW |
Operating |
| Grupo Unisolar, Spain |
2009 |
6 MW |
Start-up |
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