Articles from Heliene, Inc.

New 108HC All-Black module brings American-made polysilicon, ingots, wafers, and solar cells to the U.S. rooftop market, with purchase commitment from America’s largest provider of residential storage and solar systems

The company will showcase its high-quality, high-domestic-content solar modules on the RE+ exhibition floor and expand its commitment to building a stronger, more sustainable U.S. solar supply chain with strategic partners

The sale of the 2025 45X Tax Credits supports Heliene’s ongoing workforce and manufacturing growth in Minnesota, enhancing job security and long-term sustainability across local communities.

The new facility expands the Company’s annual U.S.-made solar PV module output to 1.3GW and creates hundreds of new jobs in the greater Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area

MOUNTAIN IRON, Minn. and BEND, Ore., Feb. 19, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Heliene Inc., a leading North American solar module manufacturer, and Origami Solar, a pioneer in steel solar module frames, are pleased to announce a multi-year agreement to offer U.S.-made, steel-framed solar modules to the North America market. Starting in April 2025, Heliene’s 144 and 156 half-cut bifacial modules will be available with Origami Solar’s strong and durable steel frames in addition to existing aluminum frame options. Origami’s steel frames offer customers increased product resilience and reduced greenhouse gas emissions, while providing a cost reduced and scalable source of domestic steel frames.

The sale of 45X Tax Credits enables Heliene to reduce debt and invest new capital into existing and planned U.S. solar cell and module manufacturing facilities

The bundled solution will feature U.S. made products from both companies and is designed to support solar developers pursuing the lucrative domestic content investment tax credit under the Inflation Reduction Act

MOUNTAIN IRON, Minn. and OSLO, Norway, Aug. 15, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NorSun, a leading western PV wafer producer and Heliene, a customer-first provider of North American-made solar PV modules have entered into a multi-year contract. The contract is for the supply of Heliene’s annual requirement of US made silicon wafers starting in 2026, further increasing the domestic content of its modules.

By investing in a new U.S.-based cell manufacturing facility, the two companies will bolster a critical aspect of the domestic solar supply chain and make more U.S.-made components available to developers

Heliene’s high-quality modules with U.S. made solar cells will help UGE expand access to renewable energy for communities across the U.S.

Expansion of an original manufacturing assembly line in Mountain Iron from 150 to 300 MW capacity will create over 130 new jobs and enable the production of TOPCon solar modules

The capital raise led by Orion Infrastructure Capital (OIC) supports a previously announced 1.5 GW long-term module supply agreement with Nexamp and will enable Heliene to expand manufacturing capacity, create new jobs and bolster the U.S. solar supply chain