Solis has marked two significant milestones in India in 2026, completing 10 years of operations in the market and achieving 10 GW in cumulative shipments. The achievements reflect the company’s growing presence in India’s solar industry, supported by long-standing collaborations with distributors, installers, EPC contractors and customers. As it enters its second decade in the country, Solis is strengthening its focus on advanced solar and energy storage solutions while expanding technical support and partnerships to address evolving energy requirements.
Founded in 2005, Solis provides inverter solutions for residential, commercial and industrial (C&I), and utility-scale solar applications. In 2025, the company expanded its energy storage ambitions with the launch of SolisStorage, its dedicated energy storage brand. It also completed the Solis Future Factory, increasing its annual production capacity to 80 GW. These developments have strengthened its manufacturing capabilities and broadened its portfolio across solar and storage applications.
The company’s financial performance further reflects its expanding international presence and growing energy storage business. During the first half of 2026, Solis reported global revenue of USD 572 million, with overseas markets contributing 60.3% of the total. Revenue from energy storage inverters increased by 106.7% year on year, highlighting rising demand for storage-integrated solutions. Meanwhile, research and development investment reached USD 37.7 million, reinforcing the company’s continued emphasis on product innovation and technological advancement.
Building on its established grid-tied and hybrid inverter portfolio, Solis is expanding into integrated energy storage systems. A key offering in this segment is EverCore, its C&I energy storage solution, which integrates battery technology, inverter capabilities and energy management functions. The system offers storage capacities ranging from 100 kWh to 261 kWh and power ratings between 30 kW and 125 kW.
Designed for applications including solar self-consumption, load shifting, backup power and microgrids, EverCore supports switching between grid-connected and off-grid operation in less than 10 milliseconds. This capability can help commercial and industrial facilities maintain power continuity during grid interruptions. However, optimal system configuration depends on project-specific factors, including load profiles, electricity tariffs and site conditions.
The solution also incorporates features aimed at simplifying installation, operation and maintenance. Its pre-wired battery design helps reduce on-site installation work, while an air-cooled architecture facilitates routine maintenance. Multiple layers of protection at the cell, battery pack and system levels support operational safety. Integration with the Solis AI energy management platform enables remote monitoring, wireless firmware updates and intelligent energy scheduling, helping users manage energy consumption and storage performance.
Looking ahead, Solis plans to strengthen its presence in India by combining product innovation with enhanced partner support. The company aims to provide practical assistance across solution selection, commissioning and ongoing maintenance, supporting installers and EPC partners in delivering reliable solar and storage systems.
At Renewable Energy India Expo (REI) 2026, Solis is set to celebrate its 10-year presence and 10 GW shipment milestone alongside its partners. The event will also provide an opportunity to engage with industry stakeholders, discuss emerging project requirements and explore new opportunities in India’s evolving solar and energy storage market.
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