Established in 2004, Voltaic Systems is known for pioneering the solar backpack before applying its durable panel designs to the needs of industrial engineers. Today, the company works with hundreds of industrial firms, creating remote solar charging solutions for devices used in demanding outdoor settings. Its team stays involved from early power calculations through deployment and long-term performance support.
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
National Solar TechnologiesSince 1997, National Solar Technologies has built its identity around dependable solar engineering from its 34,000-square-foot facility in suburban Buffalo. The company is known for designing systems that can withstand harsh climates and remote assignments, including work for U.S. military and government agencies. NST has deployed more than 10,000 systems across 20 countries.DEPEW, NY
EnerSysEnerSys makes stored-energy and power-system equipment for industrial, infrastructure and defense applications, from batteries and chargers to integrated systems that keep essential operations running. The company serves customers in more than 100 countries and has more than 100 years of battery-technology experience, with solutions used everywhere from data centers and communications networks to electric forklifts and spacecraft. EnerSys is also the largest supplier of batteries to the U.S. Department of Defense.READING, PA
SunboltBorn from the power outages of Hurricane Sandy, Sunbolt designs and assembles off-grid solar workstations and charging furniture for outdoor spaces. The company’s original ConnecTable charging station found an early home across the University of California system, with more than 30 installations before the product was renamed Sunbolt in 2018. Today, its U.S.-assembled units serve campuses, parks, trails and public spaces across 33 states and several international markets.HUNTINGDON VALLEY, PA