Mission Solar to spotlight new modules and OCI supply chain at RE+ 2026

Mission Solar Energy will show new residential and commercial solar modules at RE+ 2026 in Las Vegas alongside OCI TerraSus and OCI Power, underscoring an integrated OCI Holdings supply chain that the companies say is FEOC-compliant and fully traceable. The booth will also preview next-generation modules as Mission Solar pushes higher domestic content and U.S. assembly.

Why it matters: - Mission Solar Energy is using RE+ 2026 to show how a single OCI Holdings family can cover the solar chain from polysilicon to power conversion. - The company is leaning on FEOC compliance, traceability and domestic content as buyers face tighter supply-chain scrutiny. - The new module lineup is aimed at commercial, industrial and residential projects that want U.S.-assembled product options with stronger documentation.

What happened: - Mission Solar Energy will exhibit at RE+ 2026 in Las Vegas with sister companies OCI TerraSus and OCI Power. - The three companies will share Booth C5408 at the Las Vegas Convention Center from Nov. 17-19, 2026. - RE+ runs Nov. 16-19, 2026. - Mission Solar will display its latest commercial and rooftop modules. - Mission Solar will also show two next-generation G12R modules it expects to launch in late 2027.

The details: - OCI TerraSus produces high-purity solar-grade polysilicon in Sarawak, Malaysia. - Mission Solar Energy designs, engineers and assembles solar modules in San Antonio, Texas. - OCI Power develops and manufactures solar inverters and power conversion systems in South Korea. - The three businesses are subsidiaries of OCI Holdings, a global clean energy group based in Seoul, South Korea. - The companies are FEOC-compliant and are not prohibited foreign entities. - Mission Solar says the combined setup gives developers, installers and distributors one family of companies for polysilicon, modules and power conversion. - Mission Solar’s highest-output module on display for C&I projects is the 595W N-Type Bifacial 144HC. - The 595W module uses a bifacial, dual-glass design that captures sunlight from both sides of the panel. - Mission Solar says the 595W module is designed, engineered and assembled in the U.S. with 11.5% domestic content. - The 595W module is rated for front loads up to 5,400 Pa. - Mission Solar says a lower-domestic-content, U.S.-produced option is expected in 2027. - For residential projects, Mission Solar will feature the 440W N-Type 108HC rooftop module. - Mission Solar says the 440W module will be the first on the market with 12% domestic content, building on an existing 6% version. - The 440W module uses N-type cells and multi-busbar design to improve heat performance and reduce power loss. - Mission Solar says the 440W module can reach up to 23% efficiency. - The 440W module is approved on LightReach and GoodLeap. - Mission Solar says the company is building around American assembly and stronger domestic-content documentation. - More information is available on Mission Solar Energy's products. - Mission Solar Energy is headquartered in San Antonio and serves residential, commercial and industrial markets.

Between the lines: - The announcement links product news with supply-chain positioning, not just module specifications. - FEOC compliance appears to be a central selling point as developers and financiers look for clearer sourcing and documentation. - The domestic-content push suggests Mission Solar is trying to compete on both policy fit and project-bankability, not only on wattage.

What's next: - Mission Solar expects to launch the two G12R modules in late 2027. - The company also plans to put a lower-domestic-content, U.S.-produced option on display in 2027. - Mission Solar, OCI TerraSus and OCI Power will continue presenting as a bundled supply-chain offering at RE+ 2026 through the show’s closing days.