Enphase Energy reports developments in solar, storage, EV charging, home energy management, virtual power plant solutions, and power-conversion technology. Its recurring updates cover IQ microinverters for residential and commercial solar, IQ Batteries, domestic manufacturing, safe-harbor agreements with third-party ownership providers, and product shipments across U.S. and international markets.
Company updates also address financial results, annual stockholder matters, integrations with energy retailers and grid-services platforms, and platform work such as IQ Solid-State Transformer architecture for AI data centers. These developments connect Enphase’s microinverter-based systems with solar-plus-storage deployment, commercial three-phase applications, battery optimization, and distributed energy participation through the Enphase App.
Enphase Energy (ENPH) announced expanded metering compatibility for its IQ EV Charger 2 across several European markets, enabling smarter home EV charging even in homes without Enphase solar or battery systems.
The IQ EV Charger 2 can now use data from compatible smart meters or CT-based metering to support dynamic load balancing and green charging. It works as a standalone charger, with existing third-party solar, or as part of a full Enphase Energy System. Supported smart meter integrations include Linky (France, via TIC), P1/DSMR (Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg), and HAN connections (Norway), while other markets can rely on compatible CT-based solutions. Enphase describes the charger as designed to adapt to a homeowner’s current setup and future upgrades to Enphase solar, batteries, and energy management.
Enphase Energy (NASDAQ: ENPH) reported that more than 7,500 U.S. homeowners have enrolled in Enphase Care, its premium support program for Enphase solar and battery systems. Available in all 50 states, Enphase Care includes proactive system monitoring, panel warranty claim support, and no-cost service visits for covered repairs.
Backed by 24/7 expert support and the Enphase AI Assistant, the program aims to detect issues early and speed resolution. Homeowners can choose annual Enphase Care coverage or Enphase Care+ with 10 years of prepaid coverage. According to Enphase Energy, the program is currently on pace to enroll more than 10,000 homeowners annually, expanding long-term service opportunities across its installed base and adding value for installer partners.
Enphase Energy (NASDAQ: ENPH) announced an expanded homeowner outreach effort in the Netherlands to help solar-only customers prepare for the end of net metering on Jan. 1, 2027 and highlight how IQ® Battery storage can preserve solar value.
According to Enphase, the company expects to host 300+ in‑person events and webinars in 2026, with over 100 already completed and generating thousands of leads. Enphase is onboarding hundreds of installers into its lead‑referral program and partnering with Dutch fintech Prets.io to connect homeowners with financing options, including access to the government‑backed Warmtefonds loan program. The outreach aims to help nearly half a million Dutch Enphase solar customers understand system costs, financing and the benefits of adding battery storage before current net metering ends.
Mayfield announced that early-stage investor and company builder Adit Singh has joined the firm as a partner to expand its focus on AI infrastructure at inception. Singh will back technical founders in AI hardware and software infrastructure, cybersecurity, and physical AI as part of Mayfield’s $3 billion AI investment strategy.
Mayfield highlighted its history of investing in foundational technologies, including NUVIA and AI infrastructure unicorns Lumilens, SambaNova Systems, Frore Systems, and Upscale AI. With 70% of investments starting at inception, the firm positions itself as a first institutional partner providing company-building support and follow-on capital.
Singh previously held investing roles at Cota Capital, Neotribe Ventures, and Foundation Capital, and was involved with four IPOs and four acquisitions, including Cerebras (NASDAQ: CBRS) and Seraphic. His operating background includes co-founding Bitsplay Systems and serving as the first product manager at Enphase Energy (NASDAQ: ENPH).
Enphase Energy (NASDAQ: ENPH) launched the Enphase AI Assistant in the Enphase App and on the Enphase Support website for homeowners. The agentic AI feature uses live system context to answer natural-language questions, explain system behavior, guide troubleshooting, and help users decide what actions to take.
The assistant analyzes site-specific data such as solar production, home consumption, battery charge and discharge, grid import and export, EV charging activity, device status, and alerts. Built as a governed AI layer, it combines large language models, model routing, retrieval-augmented generation, and Enphase-approved knowledge sources, with a sense–explain–act framework.
Any app-based system-changing action, including battery profiles, charge-from-grid settings, EV charging behavior, and notification preferences, requires explicit homeowner confirmation and internal validation. Enphase highlights integrated security, privacy, and AI governance, and notes the assistant is broadly available in most markets, with feature availability varying by region and system configuration.
Enphase Energy (NASDAQ: ENPH) has opened U.S. pre-orders for the IQ Battery C80, its first commercial battery storage system, delivering 80 kWh of usable energy and up to 40 kVA of continuous power in a single AC-coupled enclosure. The system integrates battery packs and microinverters and supports three-phase 120Y/208 V and 277Y/480 V applications for commercial, industrial, and multifamily sites.
The IQ Battery C80 uses LFP chemistry, offers greater than 90% AC round-trip efficiency, active air cooling, and modular scaling from 80 kWh to 2 MWh. It is expected to be produced in U.S. facilities, backed by a 15-year limited warranty, with shipments targeted for the first half of 2027.
Enphase Energy (NASDAQ: ENPH) introduced its full home energy platform in Italy, allowing homeowners to combine solar, storage, backup power, and EV charging on a single Enphase system. The new IQ System Controller 3 enables backup for IQ Battery 5P systems, including three-phase backup via FlexPhase, with support for loads up to 80 A per phase.
The controller disconnects the home during grid outages and uses Enphase grid-forming technology so solar and batteries can keep essential circuits powered, while meeting Italian CEI 0-21 interconnection requirements. Completing the platform, the IQ EV Charger 2, available across Europe since July 2026, supports standalone or solar-linked “green charging” and is aligned with Italy’s upcoming Bonus Colonnine 2026 home EV charger incentive.
Enphase Energy (NASDAQ: ENPH) reported that its Board of Directors, excluding Benjamin Kortlang, unanimously voted to retain him as a director after a review by the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee, also excluding him, in line with the company’s Corporate Governance Guidelines.
The Board, again excluding Mr. Kortlang, reaffirmed its support, citing his deep knowledge of Enphase Energy’s business, capital markets and clean energy investing experience, understanding of energy and data center infrastructure, and perfect Board and committee meeting attendance over the past five years. In response to the 2026 director vote and stockholder feedback on governance and Board composition, the company highlighted several steps: appointing Shanker Trivedi to the Board in June 2026, naming Joseph Malchow as Chair of the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee effective immediately, and confirming Mr. Kortlang’s continued service on the Audit and Strategic Committees, alongside ongoing stockholder engagement and evaluation of further governance enhancements.
Enphase Energy (NASDAQ: ENPH) announced expanded support that lets homeowners with existing non-Enphase solar systems in the United States and Canada add the IQ Battery 10C and whole-home backup without replacing their current rooftop equipment. Using the IQ Battery 10C, IQ Combiner 6C, and IQ Meter Collar, homeowners can integrate Enphase storage, backup, energy management, and monitoring through the Enphase App while keeping their prior solar investment.
The IQ Battery 10C provides 10 kWh of usable energy and 7.08 kW of continuous power, while the IQ Combiner 6C can integrate up to 15.4 kVA of existing third-party solar. The IQ Meter Collar, installed behind the utility meter, combines microgrid interconnection and energy consumption metering, enabling whole-home backup without a dedicated backup subpanel or extensive load rewiring. According to Enphase, the IQ Meter Collar is qualified across 71 utilities in the U.S. and Canada, and support is available now through Enphase installation partners.
Enphase Energy (NASDAQ: ENPH) outlines an expanded commitment to U.S. design and manufacturing of critical power electronics across residential, commercial, EV charging, and AI data center infrastructure. The company currently produces IQ Microinverters and IQ Batteries in South Carolina and Texas and expects to build its upcoming IQ Solid-State Transformer (IQ SST) platform for AI data centers, as well as power electronics for the DC-based IQ Bidirectional EV Charger, in the United States.
According to Enphase Energy, select U.S.-produced IQ products can help eligible projects meet domestic content requirements for tax credits, Buy American Act, Build America, Buy America, and potentially “FEOC compliant” status under IRS Notice 2025-08. Enphase highlights IQ SST as a GaN-based, modular medium-voltage AC to 800 V DC solution for AI compute loads, and cites cumulative shipments of about 89.4 million microinverters, including roughly 5.5 million from U.S. facilities in 2025, as a foundation for scaling this distributed architecture.