Goldi Solar Unveils its HELOC̣® Pro Module Series in US Market

Indian solar module manufacturer Goldi Solar has launched its HELOC̣® Pro module series in the US market featuring mono-facial and bi-facial modules with M10 wafer size.
 
With a power of 560W and 400W, the new modules can be widely used in utility, industrial, institutional, agriculture, and rooftop applications. The 560W module will be in glass-to-glass, and 400W will be in an all-black variant. The company has launched these products at RE+ 2022, a renewable energy trade expo held between 19-22 September 2022 in Anaheim, California.
 
Commenting on the product launch, Bharat Bhut, Director, Goldi Solar, said, “Goldi Solar is proud to roll out HELOC̣® Pro in the USA. The company has earmarked a significant solar module production capacity for exports. With the strong and favorable bilateral relations between the two countries, we believe that the USA will continue to be an important market for India. Goldi Solar aims to leverage the opportunity with our Made-In-India panels.”
 
“The name HELOC̣® stands for High-Efficiency Low on Carbon. The name is our ode to a solar-powered, energy-efficient, low-carbon economy. Our manufacturing processes are more efficient, leading to low carbon emissions. Goldi has consistently managed to raise market competitiveness with high-quality modules as it continuously invests in technical updates. Our cutting-edge technologies, dependable supply chain, and committed delivery have trusted our customers in 20+ countries worldwide since 2013. We also want to expand our associate network and look for partners for our module sales business in the US market," said Hardip Singh, President & Global Head, Sales & Marketing, Goldi Solar.
 
The company also claimed that vigorous quality tests have been undertaken, and the modules have been shown to provide mechanical support up to 5400 Pa snow load and 2400 Pa wind load.
 
These panels have a 12-year product warranty and a 30-year performance warranty and certifications such as CEC (California Energy Commission) and UL (Underwriter Laboratories), and DNV (Det Norske Veritas).
 
It further added that its advanced lab tests comply with IEC (The International Electrotechnical Commission) and ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials and Standards).
 
Meanwhile, the company’s existing facilities in the state of Gujarat, India have a module manufacturing capacity of 2.5 GW.