Solar inverter maker SolarEdge has begun exporting residential solar and storage products made at its USA facilities, starting with shipments to Australia, TaiyangNews reported on October 10, 2025.
From Florida, Texas and Utah
SolarEdge, based in Israel, has built manufacturing sites in Florida, Texas and Utah for residential and commercial solar and storage products. The company said it expects to begin shipping to more international markets in the fourth quarter of 2025 for both residential and commercial customers.
“We are proud to announce that we have begun shipping our first U.S.-manufactured products to international customers this quarter.”
Shuki Nir, CEO, SolarEdge
The USA plants also serve domestic developers seeking the 10% domestic content bonus on federal clean energy tax credits. SolarEdge said its products use technology that is not from a “prohibited foreign entity,” a restriction added by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Why it matters for Made in USA
Most USA reshoring stories focus on serving the domestic market. Exports are a sign that USA production can compete abroad too.
As with other electronics, buyers should know the rules differ. Domestic content for tax credits, foreign-entity restrictions and the FTC’s Made in USA standard are separate tests, and a product can meet one without meeting the others.
FAQ
Where does SolarEdge make products in the USA?
At facilities in Florida, Texas and Utah.
Where are the exports going?
First to Australia, with more markets expected in the fourth quarter of 2025.
Why do USA-made solar products matter for tax credits?
Developers can earn a 10% domestic content bonus on federal tax credits by using qualifying USA-made equipment.
Source & credit
Originally published by TaiyangNews (Rajarshi Sengupta) on October 10, 2025: SolarEdge Begins Exports Of Made-In-USA Residential Products