ONTARIO — Canadian Solar announced the opening of its new global headquarters in Ontario, Canada. Founded in 2001 by Dr. Shawn Qu in Guelph, Canadian Solar has grown from a visionary startup into a global powerhouse with around 20,000 employees and operations in more than 20 countries worldwide.

Located in Kitchener, Ontario, the new headquarters embodies Canadian Solar’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and its Canadian heritage. The Kitchener office will serve as the Company’s corporate headquarters as well as several of its subsidiary companies like e-STORAGE and the module sales and services business units.

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Canadian Solar Inc. is a publicly traded company that manufactures solar PV modules and runs large scale solar projects.

“This is a pivotal moment for Canadian Solar,” said Dr. Shawn Qu, Canadian Solar’s Chairman and CEO. “While we have grown into a global organization, our roots remain deeply embedded in Ontario, where our journey began 23 years ago. With our new Kitchener office, we are bringing together talent from three global business units. This new headquarters is a testament to our commitment to sustainability and innovation, as we continue to provide clean energy solutions to customers worldwide from right here in Ontario.”

“It is a great achievement that Kitchener has been chosen as the location for Canadian Solar’s new global headquarters. I am thrilled that one of the world’s largest solar technology companies is continuing to strengthen their roots in our region. Their mission to power the world with solar energy will help create a cleaner Earth for generations to come. I look forward to watching Canadian Solar continue to lead in the renewable energy sector,” said Valerie Bradford, MP Kitchener South – Hespeler.

“Canadian Solar’s decision to expand its global headquarters here in Kitchener highlights the strength of our region’s innovation ecosystem and our commitment to building a sustainable future,” said Jess Dixon, MPP Kitchener South – Hespeler. “This investment not only reinforces Canadian Solar’s roots in Ontario, but also creates meaningful opportunities for local talent, economic growth, and leadership in clean energy solutions. I’m proud to see our community play such a pivotal role in advancing renewable energy on a global scale.”

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