Helios opens doors of its Wisconsin manufacturing facility

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Milwaukee’s Menomonee Valley is the new home for Helios USA’s new manufacturing facility, which officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony today. Helios, who states that they are the state’s first manufacturer of high-performance solar modules that can be used in residential, commercial, industrial and utility-based solar projects, is already manufacturing panels and shipping them across the U.S. from its new Wisconsin facility.

“Milwaukee's commitment to renewable energy and its expertise in manufacturing makes this an ideal location for Helios. Together we can contribute to a renewed strength in manufacturing by delivering clean, safe, and economical energy,” said Steve Ostrenga, CEO of Helios. “After months of planning, we're looking forward to celebrating and thanking those that helped achieve our shared vision of creating this energy efficient facility.”

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