Enphase Energy and Semper Solaris Expand Collaboration in California with Enphase Energy Systems

Semper Solaris also now utilizes Solargraf, Enphase’s cloud-based design, proposal, and permitting software platform

FREMONT, Calif., March 07, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Enphase Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ: ENPH), a global energy technology company and the world's leading supplier of microinverter-based solar and battery systems, and Semper Solaris, a leading home solar and battery installer in the United States, announced today an expanded strategic relationship focused on deploying Enphase’s IQ8 Microinverters and the IQ Battery 5P. Semper Solaris is also now utilizing Solargraf, Enphase’s cloud-based design, proposal, and permitting software platform.

Semper Solaris offers Enphase’s third generation of Enphase Energy Systems, which includes IQ8 Microinverters, the IQ Battery 5P, IQ System Controller 3/3G, and IQ Combiner 5/5C. This all-in-one solution enables a significantly improved customer experience due to more power, resilient wired communication, and an improved commissioning process. Homeowners can configure their systems for self-consumption, savings, or full backup functionality depending on their home energy needs.

“We pride ourselves on delivering the leading solar and battery technology available in the market that will provide an amazing customer experience end-to-end,” said RJ Sparks, COO and CFO at Semper Solaris. “We appreciate Enphase’s shared values of quality, reliability, and customer service. Our customers deserve the best, and that’s what Enphase helps us deliver.”

Semper Solaris is a leading installer in California. Enphase Energy Systems and the Enphase Solargraf platform can be leveraged by California installers to maximize value under the new net billing tariff (NEM 3.0). The Enphase IQ Battery can be configured in a “grid-tied” system configuration that is designed to allow energy self-consumption plus export, without backup, minimizing the overall number of system components which can reduce upfront costs. California installers can also use the Solargraf platform to build optimized solar and battery storage systems based on predicted energy production and consumption models to help determine estimated payback periods and electric bill offsets under NEM 3.0. Solargraf also includes 3D modeling, a built-in bill of materials calculator, and authorities having jurisdiction (AHJ) data integration, among other features.