MIASOLÉ

History

Year	Detail
2004	Founded in 2004 as a subsidiary of Hanergy, a Chinese sustainable energy producer, MiaSolé is a solar energy company specializing in developing and producing thin-film photovoltaic technology.
2015	The company partnered with McElroy Metal to provide solar panels for the redesigned NatureBridge National Environmental Science Center in Yosemite National Park, California.
2015	Fotopoulos Building Industries, Inc., a woman-owned family business with an extensive commercial roofing and solar sales background, and MiaSolé entered into a sales representative agreement to sell MiaSolé FLEX modules throughout Nevada and Southern California.
2016	Virte Solar in Finland entered a representation agreement with Miasolé to provide advanced building-integrated solar roofing systems in Scandinavia, including Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark.
2016	Upland Corporation, a manufacturer’s representative firm that provides building material solutions to the commercial construction industries, and MiaSolé entered into a sales agreement to sell MiaSolé FLEX modules in the territories of New Mexico and El Paso, Texas.
2016	General Membrane SpA, the Italian provider of bitumen, synthetic, and metal roof waterproofing membranes, and MiaSolé entered a strategic partnership agreement to integrate the MiaSolé flexible thin-film CIGS into their General Solar PV FLEX, an innovative solution for the waterproofing sector.
2018	MiaSolé finished Europe’s most oversized flexible modules solar project in a Dutch city, Den Bosch, recently. As part of this project, 418 lightweight MiaSolé flexible modules were installed on the roof of Maaspoort Sports Center, a large sports complex, realizing approx—125 MHh of clean energy per year.
2019	The company launched FLEX-03W, a lightweight, flexible solar module delivering up to 540W in only 5.6kg.
2021	Renault Trucks, a French commercial truck manufacturer, incorporated the company's stainless steel-based CIGS flexible, shatterproof photovoltaic technology from the solar sails of numerous American boats into the roofs of their trucks.
2024	The company extended its partnership with TRAILAR, a key player in the transportation industry for over 10 years, to enhance the accessibility of its flexible solar innovations worldwide, particularly across the U.K.