US solar cell maker Suniva raised $835 million in a growth round from Electron Capital Partners, OIC, and Rubric Capital, disclosed in Crunchbase's week-ending September 11, 2026 roundup. The capital backs domestic solar cell production as US manufacturing incentives draw large private checks.
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Suniva raises $835M growth round to scale US solar cell manufacturing
Why this matters for founders
Hardware and cleantech founders can read the raise as continued investor appetite for US-based manufacturing, useful context when pitching reshoring or domestic-supply-chain angles.
Source: Crunchbase News
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