Upsolar, Enphase Energy partner to produce AC-enabled solar module product

October 6, 2010
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Upsolar has formed a partnership with Enphase Energy for the incorporation of Upsolar’s current and future generation photovoltaic modules into Enphase junction boxes compatible with Enphase microinverters, resulting in the AC-enabled solar module product, ACE.

“This partnership between Upsolar and Enphase Energy moves the solar industry forward with an exciting new product category, while ensuring the scale and quality of manufacturing demanded by our customers,” said Paul Nahi, president and CEO of Enphase Energy. “We are seeing great interest in ‘AC Modules’ from installers who understand the benefits of this new, cost-effective, integrated solution.”

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“Aligning ourselves with Enphase Energy underscores Upsolar’s commitment to continuous innovation, including selecting only the most reputable technology partners in the solar industry,” said Zhe Jiang, CEO of Upsolar. “We’re proud to partner with Enphase as we strive to set the standard for solar energy systems, now and well into the future.”

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