Voltage Energy Pursues New Trial in Patent Dispute with Shoals Technologies Group
Voltage Energy Pursues New Trial in Patent Dispute with Shoals Technologies Group
Voltage Energy Group, a prominent provider of solar and clean energy solutions based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, has declared its intention to pursue a new trial after a jury's verdict related to its ongoing patent dispute with Shoals Technologies Group. The decision follows Voltage Energy's strong disagreement with the jury's findings, which it believes lack substantial legal support.
The dispute revolves around patents that Voltage Energy claims were obtained through a violation of an agreement by Shoals, specifically regarding the involvement of its legal counsel in the patent acquisition process. CEO Li Wang expressed confidence in the company’s position, asserting that the LYNX system—developed independently by Voltage Energy in 2021—precedes the patents claimed by Shoals. Wang emphasized that the company remains dedicated to supporting the renewable energy industry while navigating the legal challenges it faces.
Voltage Energy's LYNX PLUS solution is set to revolutionize the trunk bus segment, boasting impressive specifications, including a 2kV architecture, higher yield percentages, reduced voltage drop, and significant material savings. The company assures customers that LYNX PLUS is in full production and continues to ship as scheduled, despite the ongoing legal troubles.
This situation not only underscores Voltage Energy's commitment to innovation but also marks a pivotal moment in its long-term strategy, as it gears up to unveil new products and technologies at the upcoming RE+ 2026 event in Las Vegas from November 17 to 19. The company invites its partners and customers to engage with its latest offerings at their booths N936 and N736, establishing a platform for collaboration and discussion.
In addition to these developments, Voltage Energy is on the brink of launching Power Ranch in Roxboro, North Carolina, a key milestone in its expansion and innovation roadmap. The new facility represents Voltage Energy’s ongoing commitment to enhancing its infrastructure and capabilities to meet the growing demands of the energy market.
Founded in 2016, Voltage Energy has established itself as a global leader in mission-critical power architecture solutions, with operations extending beyond North Carolina into locations such as Frankfurt, Germany; Sydney, Australia; and Abu Dhabi, UAE. Whether focused on utility-scale solar applications or data centers, the company prides itself on delivering reliable and scalable energy solutions that empower partners to advance with confidence.
As the legal proceedings unfold, Voltage Energy remains resolute in its endeavors, utilizing the legal system to secure a favorable outcome in its dispute with Shoals. With a firm belief in its technological advancements and the strength of its legal case, the company continues to move forward, committed to playing a key role in the renewable energy sector’s future.