Excelsior Energy Capital, a renewable energy investor, has entered into a multiyear agreement with Heliene, Inc., a solar equipment manufacturer, to acquire 2.0 GW of PV modules. These modules will primarily come from factories in Mountain Iron, Minnesota, and a new facility in the Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul area, with a focus on US production to bolster American clean energy jobs. This partnership aims to mitigate supply chain risks for Excelsior, such as shipping delays and trade-related issues, while ensuring a steady, high-quality supply of solar equipment for Excelsior’s projects.
Excelsior Energy Capital partners with Heliene
The partnership between Excelsior Energy Capital and Heliene boosts US domestic solar manufacturing and job growth. (Image Credit: Excelsior Energy).
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