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SolarLink

SolarLink focuses on utility-scale solar and energy storage, with photovoltaic manufacturing activity associated with North Las Vegas.

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Client introduction

Company profile

A Solar and Storage Platform

SolarLink describes itself as a platform for developing, owning and operating utility-scale solar and energy storage projects. Its work spans clean-energy project development, supported by an in-house team focused on efficient solutions and environmental performance.

Alongside energy project development, SolarLink has described photovoltaic module manufacturing plans, including production monitoring, material review and testing. These activities reflect a focus on product consistency and manufacturing quality.

North Las Vegas Project

North Las Vegas is in Nevada, United States. SolarLink’s public materials list a local operating address and describe a photovoltaic manufacturing facility project in the area, making it a notable location in the company’s manufacturing plans.

The MYS client map marks the SolarLink project in North Las Vegas, helping visitors understand the geographic spread of the client portfolio.

MES implementation

A practical approach for manufacturing

MES Implementation: Traceable Solar Module Production

A solar-module MES program typically starts by mapping the actual process—from cells and stringing through layup, lamination, testing and packing—and linking work orders, material lots, equipment and station activities. The configuration should follow the factory’s real process rather than assume a particular line or equipment brand.

To support product quality and module reliability, the system can capture critical process parameters, material lots, visual or EL inspection, power-test results and nonconformance disposition as required. When a deviation occurs, teams can use the module serial number to review its production history, define the affected scope and track corrective action.

SolarLink’s public materials emphasize on-site production monitoring, material quality review and testing. An MES approach can therefore prioritize consistent data-capture standards, quality gates and genealogy rules. A pilot process can validate data completeness and operator workload before expanding across the line and connected functions.

Company information: SolarLink Group

Manufacturing digitalization

Designed for real production environments

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