Indianapolis-based Bila Solar has secured a 10-MW solar panel order from a community solar developer to safe-harbor ahead of the federal deadline for projects seeking to qualify for key tax incentives.
The product, Bila Solar’s 550 W dual-glass series, featuring U.S.-manufactured solar cells, will be delivered by the end of the year. This timeline underscores the company’s ability to execute on compressed schedules and reinforces its role as a trusted U.S. manufacturing partner for developers navigating shifting policy and market demands.
To meet surging demand, the Bila Solar is scaling its U.S. manufacturing footprint — currently operating two solar panel assembly shifts at its Indianapolis facility, with plans to move to 24/7 production in early 2026. Bila Solar will reach 300 MW of annual capacity by the end of 2025 and is reviewing expansion plans to scale to 1 GW.
“In the lead-up to the federal safe-harbor deadline, developers moved quickly to secure U.S.-made modules, and this 10-MW order demonstrates Bila Solar’s ability to step up and deliver,” said Wei-Tai Kwok, Head of U.S. Operations at Bila Solar. “As deadlines come and go, our focus remains on helping developers maximize tax credits, strengthen their projects’ economics and move solar forward with reliable, domestically assembled modules.”
At the same time, Bila Solar is driving product innovation that combines technical performance with domestic content advantages. From advanced glass-glass modules available today to the recently launched 550-W dual-glass steel-framed series developed with Origami Solar, the company is bringing to market solutions that enhance strength, reduce embodied carbon and qualify for the 10% domestic content ITC bonus adder. Bila Solar is also evaluating demand for a 100% U.S. domestic content lightweight framed module — the first of its kind.
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