Enphase Energy announced a new $52 million safe harbor agreement with a U.S. third-party solar and battery financing company, covering IQ9 Microinverters for residential and commercial projects. This deal, signed in April 2026, adds to Enphase's total backlog of $873.7 million from similar agreements, with revenue expected from 2027 to 2030. The safe harbor agreement helps preserve eligibility for investment tax credits, supporting long-term solar deployment planning amid evolving tax rules. Enphase's U.S.-made microinverters provide high-quality solutions for partners preparing future solar projects.
Enphase Energy has introduced its IQ EV Charger 2 across European markets, highlighting its robust safety features and reliable performance in diverse climates. The charger is designed to minimize thermal derating, ensuring consistent charging even i...
Enphase Energy has been rated a Buy despite recent challenges in revenue and profit growth. The company has consistently beaten analyst expectations for four consecutive quarters, showing strong management credibility. Its above-market profit margins...
Kuehn Law is investigating a lawsuit claiming Enphase Energy misrepresented its European operations' growth and customer demand, downplaying the impact of low-priced Chinese competitors. The lawsuit alleges Enphase assured investors that any market s...
Enphase Energy has introduced its IQ9N microinverters featuring gallium nitride (GaN) technology to the Australian and New Zealand residential solar markets. These microinverters support high-power solar panels with up to 97.95% efficiency, a 25-year...
