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Heliene introduced a residential solar panel, the Heliene 108HC All-Black, according to Solar Power World. The module relies on polysilicon, wafers and solar cells produced in the United States, which the company presents as the first fully American solar panel aimed at the residential market.
Sunrun has entered a purchase agreement covering the Heliene 108HC All-Black module for residential solar projects nationwide. Nick Smallwood, Sunrun’s Senior Vice President of Global Procurement, praised Heliene for expanding domestic solar manufacturing capacity. He said investment in domestic module production improves supply-chain resilience and fits Sunrun’s approach of keeping a diversified supplier base rooted at home.
Heliene runs solar panel assembly operations in Minnesota. Its supply relationships include Hemlock for polysilicon, Corning for wafers and Suniva for cells.
David Reasenberg, Heliene’s Chief Commercial Officer, said the collaboration with Sunrun enables further investment in the domestic supply chain for rooftop solar. He indicated that the purchase agreement allows more of the materials and manufacturing behind powering American homes to take place domestically, which the company links to energy security and continued affordability of rooftop solar for American families.
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