Founded in Surat in 2013 by five young entrepreneurs, Navitas Solar manufactures high-efficiency solar modules with an annual capacity of 3 GW. Its integrated setup reaches both backward into solar encapsulant production through Navitas Alpha Renewables and forward through Navitas Planet, which delivers solar EPC projects. The company’s young leadership team has built a portfolio spanning rooftop and ground-mounted installations across India.
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HanersunFounded in 2015, Hanersun manufactures solar modules and energy-storage systems while also developing and delivering complete clean-energy projects from its headquarters in Nanjing, China. The company was an early mover in 600W-plus and 700W-plus photovoltaic modules, including its 750W HItouch 6N TOPCon series, and operates a 2024 PVESS manufacturing base with a reported 95% automation rate. Hanersun says it has shipped more than 16GW of modules, developed or built 900MW of solar projects, and serves customers in over 100 countries.NEW YORK, NY
Ubiquity Solar IncUbiquity Solar develops and manufactures high-efficiency photovoltaic cells and modules for electric power generation, aerospace, and transportation applications. Based in Endicott, New York, the privately owned company is moving from more than a decade of research and development into vertically integrated U.S. production at an 800,000-square-foot former IBM facility. Its team brings more than 200 years of combined solar and semiconductor experience, including technology acquired from Alta Devices.ENDICOTT, NY
Teko SolarEstablished in 2010, Teko Solar grew from solar-system integration and power-plant development into a manufacturer of solar modules and storage batteries. Its manufacturing base is in China, supported by offices in New York, Auckland and Shanghai and a California warehouse that helps it respond to immediate demand. The company also develops integrated solar-storage-charging systems for commercial and retail users.NEW YORK, NY
SolApsFounded in 2010 by electrical engineer and computer scientist Omololu “William” Noibi, SolAps develops connected solar devices and the software platform behind them, with the ChargeBot solar backpack as its flagship product. After moving its core development to Silicon Valley in 2015, the company expanded manufacturing and development teams across Africa and Asia while building an international distribution network. SolAps says its global team spans more than 500 people in 15-plus countries and serves over 3 million users.TOLEDO, OH