As the U.S. solar industry navigates shifting federal and state policies, grid interconnection bottlenecks and ongoing global supply chain pressures, PVH USA, a global provider of solar tracking and foundations solutions, has reaffirmed its bankability and long-term commitment to the U.S. utility-scale solar market, emphasizing execution certainty, supply continuity, and documentation transparency to support developers, EPCs and financing stakeholders.
“Bankability is built with facts, including proven delivery, predictable execution, and the documentation to back it up,” said Rodolfo Bitar, VP Business Development, PVH USA. “Our customers and partners trust PVH because we combine global delivery experience with a strong U.S. manufacturing footprint and clear traceability, ultimately helping projects reduce risk, protect timelines and move forward with confidence.”
In Houston, PVH operates two dedicated manufacturing facilities backed by $50M total investment and has expanded its local workforce from ~100 employees in 2024 to ~300 employees today – providing continuity, responsiveness and long-term commitment to U.S. customers. PVH also strongly focuses on domestic-content requirements and supply-chain traceability. The company supports domestic-content programs through U.S. manufacturing based on substantial transformation and provides documentation such as mill test/material certificates and audit-backed supplier traceability for key components.
“In 2026, price per watt is no longer the sole decision metric,” Bitar said. “Developers and financiers are looking deeper at balance sheets, global track records, structural resilience and software sophistication. Bankability and innovation have become the new barometers of success.”
Financial strength and innovation as differentiators
PVH USA benefits from the global expertise of its parent organization, PV Hardware (PVH), a company with a long-standing track record of delivering solar tracker solutions across diverse climates and geographies worldwide. The company has developed advanced structural engineering solutions to address extreme weather, high wind loads, seismic conditions and irregular terrain, while continuing to refine control software that optimizes energy production under dynamic site conditions.
To date, PVH has supplied 40+ GW worldwide and 6.5 GW in the United States across 50+ plants, supporting utility-scale projects with disciplined manufacturing processes and execution support.
“Our experience in global markets prepared us well for the complexity of the U.S. environment and we’ve seen that breadth of knowledge put to work with very successful projects benefiting our partners here,” Bitar said. “By combining financial strength, engineering excellence and long-term strategic investment in the United States, we are helping build the resilient solar infrastructure the market demands.”
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