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PHINIA is a company that is leading the market through world-leading systems, products, and solutions with a focus on powering a carbon-free future through innovation.
Our vision is to make solar simple and energy smart so everyone is empowered to create a zero-energy footprint for themselves, their home and their business. Our mission is to build the world`s finest networked energy system and revolutionize power generation on a global scale—one solar panel, one kilowatt hour, at a time. We bring a system-based, high-tech approach to solar energy, leveraging expertise in semiconductor integration, power electronics and networking technologies to continually advance the performance, intelligence and reliability of solar energy systems. The Enphase System includes our revolutionary microinverter, groundbreaking data collection and transmission equipment, and web-based analytics and management tools. Enphase produces the world`s only truly integrated solar + storage solution. Our products make solar power systems productive, reliable, smart and safe, increasing the energy harvest of solar panels by up to 25%. We have shipped 12 million microinverters, and more than 500,000 Enphase residential and commercial systems have been deployed in more than 100 countries. We are a publicly-held company based in Northern California, are led by veterans from the solar, telecom, networking and software industries, and backed by leaders from throughout the solar power industry.
Portable intelligence Collection Systems (PICS) is a Overland Park, KS-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Silicor Materials is a global leader in the production of solar silicon. The company is headquartered San Jose, California with a Research and Development team located in Berlin, Germany. The organization was founded as a development company in 2006 under the name Calisolar, with the goal of manufacturing low-cost photovoltaic (PV) solar cells from silicon designed specifically for the solar industry (“solar silicon”) rather than electronic-grade polysilicon. Supported by venture financing from Hudson Clean Energy Partners, LP, Advanced Technology Ventures and Globespan Capital Partners, the company built its management and engineering teams; in 2009, construction was completed on a 60 MW PV cell production facility, consisting of a vertically integrated ingot, wafer and cell manufacturing line in Sunnyvale, California.