SolarEdge Begins Exporting US-Made Solar Inverters to Europe

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SolarEdge, a leading solar inverter manufacturer, has started exporting its US-made residential solar inverters to European markets, including Italy, France, and the Netherlands. This marks a significant milestone as US solar companies have historically struggled to export hardware abroad, with most solar equipment still being manufactured and shipped from Asia.

Why it matters

This move by SolarEdge highlights the growing opportunities for US solar manufacturers to expand their global reach, particularly as trade rules and tariffs continue to shift. It also demonstrates the competitiveness of US-made solar electronics, such as inverters, in international markets.

The details

SolarEdge began shipping its single-phase residential inverter products from its Austin, Texas facility to European customers in late 2025. This is the first time the company has exported US-manufactured residential inverters to the European market. SolarEdge is also planning to begin shipments of its commercial and industrial solar products from its Florida factory to Europe in early 2026.

• SolarEdge began shipping US-made residential solar inverters to Europe in late 2025.
• SolarEdge plans to start exporting commercial and industrial solar products from its Florida factory to Europe in early 2026.